Import Catalog fails from MacBook Air laptop to iMac desktop

Ramon B Rodriguez

• August 25, 2020 18:55
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Trying to import a catalog from MacBook Air laptop into iMac desktop. Both connected through local net. It fails, see the attached image.

Catalina 10.15.5

Capture One 13.1.2.37

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  Keith R

  • August 25, 2020 16:53

  

  Mac-specific forum here: 

  https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/community/topics/360000330698-Capture-One-20-x-Software-for-Mac

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  Ramon B Rodriguez

  • October 04, 2021 18:07

  Hi Jason, not exactly for this situation, but I was able to move a catalog from external disk to laptop, guess would be the same to a desktop, or from laptop to desktop.

  1. Copy the catalog file (.cocatalog extension) and all related folders (if any), and paste to the chosen destination. DO NOT DRAG, use COPY and PASTE.

  2. Double click and open the catalog located at destination.

  3. In C1, you will open and see the catalog, and the associated folders (if any), with and error sign.

  4. Folder by folder, right-click and choose 'Locate', selecting the new folder you just moved to the destination.

  I am writing this from memory, hope will work for you...

   

   

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  Ramon B Rodriguez

  • August 09, 2022 18:28

  Glad to know it was of some help... 👌

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  Ramon B Rodriguez

  • August 13, 2022 12:33

  👌😉👌

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  FirstName LastName

  • May 09, 2023 04:30
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  1. Check the version of the software: Ensure that the software versions on both the MacBook Air laptop and the iMac desktop are the same. This includes the version of the Catalog and the software used to import it. Check the compatibility: Check if the software used to import the Catalog is compatible with both the MacBook Air laptop and the iMac desktop. Check the file format: Make sure that the Catalog file is in a compatible file format that can be imported to both the MacBook Air laptop and the iMac desktop.  ACEFlareAccount Activate

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