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Error opening sessions - "The fim curve [...] was not found"

Peter Meyer
Hi all!

- Windows 7 64 bit, COP 7.0, 8 GB RAM

- I try to open an old 6.4.1 session

- A message appears saying something to upgrade this session

- I click on okay

- Then I want to browse through the fotos and a window "Ereignisse" (=events) appears

- Error message is "The fim curve [...] was not found"

- I used different film curves in my old 6.x sessions

- Unpossible to browse through the files because the windows appears when I browse from file to file

Can somebody help?

Peter
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    [quote="NN132823UL" wrote:
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    - I used different film curves in my old 6.x sessions

    Can you tell us more about that? Did you use non-standard film curves?
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  • Peter Meyer
    Hi Paul!

    - I can´t tell you more about as what I wrote in my first mail

    - And yes, I used different fim curves. Sometimes "Portrait", sometimes "Extra shadow"

    CU

    Peter
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  • Christian Gruner
    The best thing to try is installing CO 7.0.1, if you haven't tried that already?

    If your issue still persist, open a Support Case.

    Be sure to include a sample raw file (one that fails on your configuration).
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  • ronaldnztan
    I used to experience this on the first debut version of version 7. Since I installed 7.0.1, I am not seeing this anomaly. Try to install 7.0.1 as Christian suggested.


    [quote="Christian Gr" wrote:
    The best thing to try is installing CO 7.0.1, if you haven't tried that already?

    If your issue still persist, open a Support Case.

    Be sure to include a sample raw file (one that fails on your configuration).
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  • Peter Meyer
    Hi everybody!

    - Still struggeling (???) with the problem

    - I can send you a screenshot if you want

    - But I will give 7.0.1 a try

    - What is the best way to install 7.01? De-install 7.0 first?

    CU

    Peter
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  • Jim MSP
    [quote="NN132823UL" wrote:


    - But I will give 7.0.1 a try

    - What is the best way to install 7.01? De-install 7.0 first?


    I don't know if there is a best way.
    I just downloaded 7.01 and installed it on top of 7.0, and it worked just fine. I have always down it that way with no problems. A few others have seemed to have issues, however.

    Jim
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