Hello! I recently reformated my external ssd drive to Mac OS Extended (Case-sensitive, Journaled) and copied all of my libraries over, and they all work fine, except for one (Cinestrings core). I get a message that the library content could not be found and when I relocate it within Kontakt, nothing happens. It shows within native access that it's fully installed and ready to go. The weird thing is I can load the individual instruments from the files and database menu. I have tried reinstalling the library and got the same result. I have also given both Kontakt and Native Access full disk access in settings. I'm running Kontakt player on a 2020 Mac M1 Mini version 12.6. Hope this can get solved soon!
@Jeremy_NI I FIXED IT!!!!
The file it was missing was CineStrings CORE.nicnt. The one installed had a lowercase s in strings. I renamed it to match and BAM! It worked! Thanks so much!
For those with OCD, they will cringe at the inconsistency of capitalizing of the instrument section names. :)
@Jeremy_NI Thanks for the response!
I installed native access 2 and redownloaded the software. Unfortunately, it gave the same result with the library not found error. I attempted to locate the library to where it is installed, but nothing happened again.
Thanks again!
@Broni Stevoni Thanks for the update! I didn't think about that one, that happened for other libraries in the past.
Hey @Broni Stevoni I'd recommend uninstalling the library as explained here: How to Uninstall Native Instruments Software from a Mac Computer
Then install the library from scratch. It also might be worth trying with Native Access 2: https://www.native-instruments.com/en/specials/native-access-2/
