Capture One Pro 6.2 won't launch

Gromit44

• 2011年05月17日 23:27

I am unable to launch Capture One Pro 6.2 - all I get is the error: SESSION DATABASE COULD NOT BE READ.

Can anyone help?

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 2011年05月18日 02:54

  Does it give you the option to start with a new default session?

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  Coach2

  • 2011年05月18日 12:32

  I'm getting that error every time I use the Batch Renaming feature. After renaming, which works fine, trying to do something else will just lock up the program. No error messages, it just freezes up. I have to use Task Manager to kill the process. Upon restarting I'm getting the same error as you, but after acknowledging the error I am able to select the original database and continue on as Alex suggests.

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  Gromit44

  • 2011年05月18日 16:22

  [quote="Alex1111" wrote:
  Does it give you the option to start with a new default session?

  
  
  Hi Alex.
  
  No, it just gives a dialog box saying SESSION DATABASE COULD NOT BE READ. The only way to solve this is to uninstall Capture One Pro, delete all its folders and registry entries, delete the folder in APPDATA/LOCAL, then reinstall it.
  
  (PS. All I want to do is to use the Keystone Correction facility then save the corrected image with a different file name but I find the session thing completely baffling. 😭 Most of the time I can't even get it to load even one image - it just sticks on 'LOADING' and stays there. Then the program won't close and I have to use Task Manager to crash out of it.)

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  Gromit44

  • 2011年05月18日 16:25

  [quote="Coach2" wrote:
  I'm getting that error every time I use the Batch Renaming feature. After renaming, which works fine, trying to do something else will just lock up the program. No error messages, it just freezes up. I have to use Task Manager to kill the process. Upon restarting I'm getting the same error as you, but after acknowledging the error I am able to select the original database and continue on as Alex suggests.

  
  
  Hi Coach,
  
  I don't understand the session thing (see reply to Alex above). 🤭

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  Coach2

  • 2011年05月18日 16:32

  Try deleting or renaming the session file. It's usually in your My Documents\My Pictures folder. Look for a file ending in ".col50" perhaps "default.col50" or "untitled.col50" in one of the sub-folders. The next time you start Capture One it should ask you to start a new session file.

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  Gromit44

  • 2011年05月18日 17:46

  [quote="Coach2" wrote:
  Try deleting or renaming the session file. It's usually in your My Documents\My Pictures folder. Look for a file ending in ".col50" perhaps "default.col50" or "untitled.col50" in one of the sub-folders. The next time you start Capture One it should ask you to start a new session file.

  
  
  Is this to stop the LOADING error (assuming it's an error and not me)?
  
  By the way, I'm on Windows 7 but I just stumbled on this (http://www.captureintegration.com/category/pro-tips/) which reports freezes/crashes with v6.2 on Macs. They recommend going back to v6.1.1 instead.

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  Coach2

  • 2011年05月18日 18:19

  Session database corruption errors have been around at least since v4. It's been a common practice to delete this file to allow Capture One to start over fresh. If your session file is the problem, this will allow you to start without the the database error. Of course, something else could still be the cause.

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