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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Capture One Q&A => Topic started by: robgo2 on January 18, 2010, 09:58:29 pm
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On several occasions, I have suddenly received a warning message that Capture One is out of memory and that the program must be restarted. At that point, the program quits. Always this has happened after I have been working in the program for a good length of time.
Obviously, some cache must be getting full, but this is a very annoying occurrence. Is there a way to avoid it?
Rob
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On several occasions, I have suddenly received a warning message that Capture One is out of memory and that the program must be restarted. At that point, the program quits. Always this has happened after I have been working in the program for a good length of time.
Obviously, some cache must be getting full, but this is a very annoying occurrence. Is there a way to avoid it?
Rob
Some details would help... which version of C1, size of RAW files, operating system, how much RAM, etc. Are you batch processing or one at a time?
I've never seen this problem myself (C1 v5.x, Win XP SP3, 4 Gigs RAM) working with 16 megapixel RAW files, even with several hundred files in the folder. However I've never batch processed with more than a couple of dozen files in the queue at one time.
Paul
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Robgo is a Mac user w/ Pentax raws... C1 should be 5.0.x
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Robgo is a Mac user w/ Pentax raws... C1 should be 5.0.x
All of the above is correct. I have 9MB RAM, and my camera is 10MP. I get the warning message before I actually process any images. Rather, it appears when I am editing a long series.
Rob