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changing location of raw files library (and session folders)

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  • Paul Steunebrink
    Hmm, I sounds you've done something that makes it complicated, not sure though.

    In the session concept, folders are relative to the parent session folder. This makes moving around easy. Just move it. Huh?

    However, it seems from your description that you have stored your images folder not relative but absolute to your session folder. If that is the case, and when I am correct, then you have to update to the new location manually for each session. Note that you can move session folders and their contents to another drive on your system, but the default Capture One Library not (yes, you can but CO will recreate it the next start).
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  • picman2
    [quote="Paul_E" wrote:

    However, it seems from your description that you have stored your images folder not relative but absolute to your session folder. If that is the case, and when I am correct, then you have to update to the new location manually for each session. Note that you can move session folders and their contents to another drive on your system, but the default Capture One Library not (yes, you can but CO will recreate it the next start).


    Yes, absolute links. For no particular reason, I just did not take notice of that aspect and each time I loaded new raw files they went to the Capture One Library folder on my startup disk and so did the sessions, apparently with absolute links. I have no problem changing these to relative (if possible). All I want to do is get the large folder with raw files on an external harddisk, and have my sessions reference them there. I do not care where the sessions go, they do not take up much space. Do I understand you correctly that this is not possible?
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