6.2 Session mess

Robert Goldstein

• 2011年04月29日 22:21

I am now using v.6.2. The Session that happened to be loaded at the time of the update no longer seems to work. For instance, when I click on the the Select or Output folder, I am given all images in the Session, that is, the Capture Folder is the only one that opens regardless of which one I choose. In the finder, I am able to see the Select and Output subfolders with the correct image files, but I cannot access them via the Session.

How do I fix this?

Rob

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 2011年04月30日 06:57

  Best is to create a new session (file). You can create a new session and move the folders to that new session. You can also delete the session file only and create a new session with same name in same location. This basically refreshes the session file.

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  Robert Goldstein

  • 2011年04月30日 18:28

  [quote="Paul_E" wrote:
  Best is to create a new session (file). You can create a new session and move the folders to that new session. You can also delete the session file only and create a new session with same name in same location. This basically refreshes the session file.

  
  
  Paul,
  
  When I create a new Session, it appears that I must use a different name from the original one. Is that correct? If I try to delete the existing .col50 file, I get a message saying that I am not supposed to place it in the trash. Should I delete it from the trash, or will C1 go into a frenzy over that?
  
  Rob

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 2011年04月30日 18:53

  Rob, let's share some details.
  
  - I make a new session (this becomes your existing corrupt session) in my Pictures main folder and give it a name TestDelete
  - I close CO6
  - I delete TestDelete.col50 from the Pictures/TestDelete folder (it is still in the OS X trash bin)
  - I start CO6; if TestDelete was the session I closed it with, it provides the Recent Session dialog
  - from that dialog or from CO6 I create a new session TestDelete
  - CO6 has created a new TestDelete.col50 session file in the same location as previous version and all session folder in place.

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  Robert Goldstein

  • 2011年04月30日 21:06

  The key step is to quit Capture One before deleting the offending .col50 in the Finder. Then reopen C1 and create a new Session with the correct name and location.
  
  Thanks, Paul.
  
  Rob

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