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Yeah!

Michael Sonshine
The release of 9.1 has finally fixed an issue that has caused me a lot of trouble with CaptureOne. 9.1 now properly handles an active alpha channel so my exports to products like the OnOne Suite can be returned and processed directly and I no longer have to call another external editor to remove the alpha channel. Much of the new functionality is aimed at tethering and I have no need for that, but the upgrade is still a boon to me.

The one very odd thing is that the product installs as CaptureOne10, not CaptureOne9.1. When opened the About shows 9.1 but the app name is Capture One 10. Strange. Perhaps someone at PhaseOne will see this email and let me know why it is labeled as version 10 during the install and carries the name of Capture One 10.

Still, it works!!
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  • HansB
    [quote="MikeFromMesa" wrote:
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    The one very odd thing is that the product installs as CaptureOne10, not CaptureOne9.1. When opened the About shows 9.1 but the app name is Capture One 10. Strange. Perhaps someone at PhaseOne will see this email and let me know why it is labeled as version 10 during the install and carries the name of Capture One 10.
    ...!


    I'm not at PO, but I think what happened is the following:

    When you choose to keep the old version, the OS adds a number to the app name. If there already is a number, it increases that 'counter'. So 9 becomes 10.


    Regards,
    Hans


    Edit: proven by trying just now.
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  • Michael Sonshine
    [quote="HansB" wrote:


    I'm not at PO, but I think what happened is the following:

    When you choose to keep the old version, the OS adds a number to the app name. If there already is a number, it increases that 'counter'. So 9 becomes 10.


    Regards,
    Hans


    Edit: proven by trying just now.

    Hmmm. I think I am going to remove my 9.0 version and the newly installed 9.1 and do a reinstall. That should give it a test.

    UPDATE:

    Yes. You are right. Thank you.
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