Capture One 21 crashes on Opening
When I open Capture One 21, I get a message "Capture One has unexpectedly quit." Regardless whether I choose to send a report or not, the system attempts to open a catalog and then crashes with a message "Capture One 21 quit unexpectedly.", followed by an extensive crash report. This problem began after an incident while I was using C1, working on files in one catalog; I opened a second catalog (have done this many times before), and when I attempted to select the Library tab, the system crashed. After retrying several times, with the same result, the system started it's current behavior, ie, crashes when I attempt to just launch the system.
Another possibly useful note is that after failing with Capture One 21, I attempted to launch my old copy of Capture One 20. It did not crash initially; however, I got an error message that my catalogs are currently in use, and the system (20) just closed down. Now when I try to rerun this test with 20, it also crashes.
I am working on an iMac, running macOS Catalina. I have been using Capture One 21 successfully since it was initially released.
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J'ai le même problème depuis aujourd'hui Rarrrrr
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Jean. I did finally receive some excellent help from Capture One support, which resolved my issue. My catalog was corrupted and I needed to reload it. Attached is the email I received from Julia Seutsova on the support team. If you have difficulty accessing the link, please email me directly and I will send you the email (tedstump1@mac.com). There are five successive steps in the process. I had to continue to step 5 (Import the corrupt catalog into a new catalog), but that worked and my catalog of over 25,000 images is now fully restored.
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Julia Seutsova (Capture One)
Apr 8, 2021, 14:38 GMT+2
Hello Ted,
Thank you for reaching out and your patience during this busy time of the year.
It sounds like the database you are trying to open is damaged or corrupt.
Open Capture One by holding down the Opt key, after initializing the application. This will prompt a window to appear on the screen, whereby you can choose to create a new database (Catalog or Session) or open a previously used, healthy database.
Then, follow these instructions on How to recover a corrupt Catalog?----------
The link for these instructions is as follows...----------If verification continuously fails, please skip it and try all further troubleshooting steps described in the article:
- Copy the cocatalogdb file to your boot drive
- Backup with Test Integrity and Optimize
- Upload a backup of the catalog – Restoring a Catalog from a backup
- Import the corrupt catalog into a new catalog
Let me know how it goes, Ted!
Best regards,
Julia - Capture One Customer Support.
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