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• Why iPhoto quit trying to open the 'Info' for a photo?

  If I open iPhoto, select / open a photo, then try to get 'Info' on the photo, iPhoto is closed.  What is going on?

  You can stop the fracas in the following manner but will lose the mapping functionality in the library.

  iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier began planting for many users suddenly a few weeks ago. This is because the contract between Apple and Google for the use of Google maps with iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier sites expired an elderly couple of months and was not renewed. This is the case of him freezes or crashes.

  Now uses Apple its own program for locations maps and too the use you need to run iPhoto 9.5.1 and Mavericks or 9.6.1 and Yosemite El Capitan or Photos and El Capitan.

  Try Huxly647Solution:

  Huxly647 , November 20, 2015 12:05 AM
  Re: iPhoto crashes after opening several times in reply to carvermon

  I found a solution that works for me.

  1 goto /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources (control (right) - click the iPhoto application and select the content in the context menu - OT.)

  2 delete the files 'googlemap.html' and googlesearch.html

  iPhoto no longer crashes, site does not work, but it doesn't bother me too much.

  Let me know if it works for you guys...

  Deletes two files "googlemap.html" and the googlesearch.html of iPhoto application bundle prevents the JavaScript running inside and causing the accident.  Log of course do the same thing. So it's pretty clear that something happened at the end of Google.

  There is a notch posted by user cotton-x that will let iPhoto 9 and earlier still use Google Maps for the purpose of the location.

  cotton-x

  16 December 2015 14:49

  Re: iPhoto 11 - problems with Photo locations

  in response to Paul Fisher

  YES!

  I did just the job.

  I'm on a macbook running white 10.7.5 with iPhoto 9.4.3

  Thanks to Paul, I got an idea. What happens if we had simply ignored Apple has expired API and used our own, private and free from Google. Turns out it works.

  Here's what you need to do:

  0 - quit iPhoto

  1. create a google account or use your own

  Console developers of Google 2 - access HERE

  3. create a project (any name)

  4 - turn on a Google Maps Javascript API

  5 - generate your own API key

  6 - go to the folder /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources/googleMap.html

  7. change the googleMap.html (I used an application called TextWrangler)

  8 change the src ="http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3 & client = gme-appleinc & sensor = false" > to this src = 'https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_KEY_HERE& signed_in = true & sensor = false ">"

  9 - save your freshly edited googleMap.html

  10 - open iPhoto and enjoy.

  Take the Apple.

  

  Don't forget to make a backup copy of the iPhoto application before performing this procedure.

  

• iPhoto removes more after importation

  Obviously, Apple are trying to destroy iPhoto and you must use the abomination that is pictures (hideous interface and useless feature - seriously you're hiding a photo and it is still displayed in the photos - what's the point!).

  Anyway, iPhoto is still far superior, but after sierra * update * (is it really an upgrade, which makes it sound as if it was top!), in any case, after the passage at sierra when I plug my idevices in it transfers the pictures, but offers more delete them. So now I have to open iphoto, then unlock the idevice, then transfer the stuff in iphoto, then return to the idevice to remove photos ensuring that they transferred first, then quit iphoto.

  Apple, it's just works *, although probably no where near as simply as any other solution and that if you want to how Apple (trying to get rid of albums of places and/or people who popped in iOS 10!).

  (* Apple defines "works" means that the function may or may not work and may or must not cause a significant waste of time and/or loss of content.)

  Is it possible to transfer/delete functionality works correctly?

  So now I have to open iphoto, then unlock the idevice, then transfer the stuff in iphoto, then return to the idevice to remove photos ensuring that they transferred first, then quit iphoto.

  You can launch the Image Capture.app and import the photos in a folder in the Finder and then import this file into iPhoto.  If you use the transfer of images, you can always remove distributed after importation.

  But in fact, it is not recommended to remove the pictures from the camera before convince you yourself, that the imported photos have been transferred without transmission mistakes and make the first backup. I've seen quite a few posts here, where iPhoto crashed during importation or imported photos have been corrupt and if that happens, you will not be able to resume the transfer, if you let iPhoto delete photos immediately.

  The way you describe it is best practices, and how you should be important, even if the delete after import option was still available.

• Not trustworthy with iphoto TimeMachine

  Time Machine backup did not contain the month last photos.

  I am running:

  iPhoto 09 version 8.1.2 (424)

  Mavericks 10.9.5 MacOSX

  TM backup is made to a NAS, QNAP TS-412

  I had a diskcrash on a macmini, loose connector of the

  PowerCable. Don't panic, it's when I start TM for. After the reconstruction of the

  the backup (on a spare drive) system we found that last month

  photos in the iPhoto library was missing. The index shows all the

  thumbnails of the photos, but JPEGs themselves were not

  present. Research with the Finder in the sparsebundle disk image revealed

  that they were never written to the backup. They are lost and gone

  Forever, dreadful sorry Clementine. (I saved about 20% by scavanging

  the drive crashed with a disk recovery program).

  Should I go back to manual backups or a task to crontab using rsync? Or

  can I trust TM perform better in the future if I'm going to El

  Capitan and start using Photos? This is not the same as iPhoto and I

  seen very bad reviews on El Capitan.

  Or should I buy an Apple Timecapsule instead of use the SIN?

  iPhoto has a bad history with Time Machine and used Apple recommends that you quit iPhoto regularly to ensure back ups have been created correctly.

  I'm not sure of the relationship between TM and a NAS, but iPhoto is not designed to work with NAS at all.

• iPhoto locked up my MacBook Pro

  When I connect my iPhone to sync with iTunes and iPhoto 6 download iPhoto jammed.  iPhoto will not leave, I can't stop my Mac.  I leave the battery to drain completely, and then he has completely loaded and walk back. iPhoto was still running and stuck! When I try to quit the app, it says "Photos are imported into the library.  Please wait for the import of fill. »

  MacBook Pro retina, 13-inch, early 2013

  3 GHz Intel Core i7, 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  OS X 10.9.5

  iPhoto 9.5.1

  iTunes 12.3.3.17

  Hello

  Have you tried force quit iPhoto process using on your Mac activity monitor?

  I hope this helps!

  Jonty

• iPhoto is closed

  It doesn't hurt when I want to add information about a picture, under EDIT. (iPhoto 9.4.3)

  I put the information located above the photo, then it's OK.

  Is it the way it should be done now?

  What you feel is the issue of older versions of iPhoto no longer able to access Google maps for locations.  iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier began planting for many users suddenly a few weeks ago. This is because the contract between Apple and Google for the use of Google maps with iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier sites expired an elderly couple of months and was not renewed. This is the case of him freezes or crashes.

  Now uses Apple its own program for locations maps and too the use you need to run iPhoto 9.5.1 and Mavericks or 9.6.1 and Yosemite El Capitan or Photos and El Capitan.

  Huxly647 of solution will stop the crash but locations will no longer operate that are not now:

  Huxly647 , November 20, 2015 12:05 AM
  Re: iPhoto crashes after opening several times in reply to carvermon Useful

  I found a solution that works for me.

  1 goto /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources (control (right) - click the iPhoto application and select the content in the context menu - OT.)

  2 delete the files 'googlemap.html' and googlesearch.html

  iPhoto no longer crashes, site does not work, but it doesn't bother me too much.

  Let me know if it works for you guys...

  Deletes two files "googlemap.html" and the googlesearch.html of iPhoto application bundle prevents the JavaScript running inside and causing the accident.  Log of course do the same thing. So it's pretty clear that something happened at the end of Google.

  Don't forget to make a backup copy of the iPhoto application before performing this procedure.

  The cotton-x user has posted a "fix" to allow places in iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier to use Google maps.  Here is the message:
  

  
  

  cotton-x

  16 December 2015 14:49

  Re: iPhoto 11 - problems with Photo locations

  in response to Paul Fisher

  YES!

  I did just the job.

  I'm on a macbook running white 10.7.5 with iPhoto 9.4.3

  Thanks to Paul, I got an idea. What happens if we had simply ignored Apple has expired API and used our own, private and free from Google. Turns out it works.

  Here's what you need to do:

  0 - quit iPhoto

  1. create a google account or use your own

  Console developers of Google 2 - access HERE

  3. create a project (any name)

  4 - turn on a Google Maps Javascript API

  5 - generate your own API key

  6 - go to the folder /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources/googleMap.html

  7. change the googleMap.html (I used an application called TextWrangler)

  8 change the src ="http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3 & client = gme-appleinc & sensor = false" > to this src = 'https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_KEY_HERE& signed_in = true & sensor = false ">"

  9 - save your freshly edited googleMap.html

  10 - open iPhoto and enjoy.

  Take the Apple.

  

  As always, be sure of what having a backup of your iPhoto and library application before trying.

  

• How can I move my library iPhoto for WD My Cloud?

  I have a MBP 2011 OSx 10.9.5 running with a 320 GB hard drive which is full (only 4.5 GB of free space remaining).  I'm not being updated lately b/c I don't have disk space to do so.  I have an iPhoto library 164GB I want to spend.  I backed up the iPhoto library on a WD My Passport without any problems.  I have a WD My Cloud 2 TB NAS.  I want to save my iPhoto on the NAS library so that whenever I want to access iPhoto I can't plug my DHM.  Or if I travel and you want to access my photos I don't have to carry the EHD with me.  Essentially, I want to use the NAS to accommodate my iPhoto library for access to daily and then use my passport EHD to perform manual backups on a regular basis, so I have a backup of the SIN.  My question... How can I move my iPhoto library to the NAS and it work to use the SIN as the point of main access for my photos?  Thank you.

  Short answer: you don't have. It is not a supported disc format and you risk of major loss.

  Long answer: iPhoto must have the library sitting on drive to Mac OS extended (journaled) format. Users with the library sitting on disks formatted also regularly report matters including, but not limited to, import, export, save the changes and photo sharing.

  See this article

  http://support.Apple.com/kb/TS5168

  to learn more. Also note the comment:

  "In addition, store the iPhoto library on a network rather than locally on your computer can also lead to poor performance or loss of data."

  This is doubly true in the case of wireless connections: If you try to change the library (i.e. make albums, move pictures around, keyword, brand books or slide shows etc.) or edit individual photos in it wireless be very cautious. Dropouts are a common reality of wireless network, and does it happen while the app is written to the database, then your library will be damaged. Simply, I wouldn't do this with my libraries.

  If disk space is a problem, and it is very definitely for you:

  Make sure the drive is formatted Mac OS extended (journaled)

  1. quit iPhoto

  2 copy the iPhoto library to your folder on the external drive.

  3 hold down the option (or alt) key when launching iPhoto. In the menu that appears, select "Choose Library" and navigate to the new location. From there it will be the default location of your library.

  4 test the library, and when you are sure that all is well, trash on your HD internal for free space.

  Concerning

  TD

• my iPhoto is frozen and I tried to stop iPhoto interrupts the closure.  How can I shut down my computer

  Help, please!  I tried to open my proposed schedule for the last year and now my iPhoto is frozen.  I went to quit iPhoto, but it is still not close to the bottom.  So I got out my manual and tried to stop by the power button, but it doesn't always stop because iPhoto interrupts the closure.  How can I stop my iPhoto?

  Thank you

  Angie

  Apple-> Force Quit menu

• error message when the location of my pictures (Google maps)

  Excuse my bad English, I'm french! When I try to inform them of the location of my pictures in IPhoto, using Google Maps in the Info window, I get this message: "Oops!" something was wrong. This page has not properly loaded Google maps. See the JavaScript console for more technical details"

  What can I do with Java script?

  Thank you for your response.

  Contract of Apple with Google to use Google maps with locations of the pictures in the iPhoto library has been cancelled a few months previously.  That's why iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier can no longer access the Google map servers and get this error message.

  If you use iPhoto 9.4.3 or earlier you can stop the fracas in the following manner, but will lose the mapping functionality in the library.

  iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier began planting for many users suddenly a few weeks ago. This is because the contract between Apple and Google for the use of Google maps with iPhoto 9.4.3 and earlier sites expired an elderly couple of months and was not renewed. This is the case of him freezes or crashes.

  Now uses Apple its own program for locations maps and too the use you need to run iPhoto 9.5.1 and Mavericks or 9.6.1 and Yosemite El Capitan or Photos and El Capitan.

  Try Huxly647Solution:

  Huxly647 , November 20, 2015 12:05 AM
  Re: iPhoto crashes after opening several times in reply to carvermon

  I found a solution that works for me.

  1 goto /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources (control (right) - click the iPhoto application and select the content in the context menu - OT.)

  2 delete the files 'googlemap.html' and googlesearch.html

  iPhoto no longer crashes, site does not work, but it doesn't bother me too much.

  Let me know if it works for you guys...

  Deletes two files "googlemap.html" and the googlesearch.html of iPhoto application bundle prevents the JavaScript running inside and causing the accident.  Log of course do the same thing. So it's pretty clear that something happened at the end of Google.

  There is a notch posted by user cotton-x that will let iPhoto 9 and earlier still use Google Maps for the purpose of the location.

  cotton-x

  16 December 2015 14:49

  Re: iPhoto 11 - problems with Photo locations

  in response to Paul Fisher

  YES!

  I did just the job.

  I'm on a macbook running white 10.7.5 with iPhoto 9.4.3

  Thanks to Paul, I got an idea. What happens if we had simply ignored Apple has expired API and used our own, private and free from Google. Turns out it works.

  Here's what you need to do:

  0 - quit iPhoto

  1. create a google account or use your own

  Console developers of Google 2 - access HERE

  3. create a project (any name)

  4 - turn on a Google Maps Javascript API

  5 - generate your own API key

  6 - go to the folder /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Resources/googleMap.html

  7. change the googleMap.html (I used an application called TextWrangler)

  8 change the src ="http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3 & client = gme-appleinc & sensor = false" > to this src = 'https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_KEY_HERE& signed_in = true & sensor = false ">"

  9 - save your freshly edited googleMap.html

  10 - open iPhoto and enjoy.

  Take the Apple.

  

  Don't forget to make a backup copy of the iPhoto application before performing this procedure.

  

• problems with calendar

  I'm having a frustrating problem with calendar projects. When the project is exported to another preview of pdf or simply buy, the months at the bottom of the page text appears as very low. There is no way to change the font size at all stages of the project. I had this same problem in November

  and got about it fly by the whole project and 4 hours of work and starting over. He then worked and I thought the problem was a corrupted file on my end.however that I have invested a whole day to do this project on two different Macs with the same result. any help or ideas would be appreciated

  !. With the help of pictures 1.5

  2. the two Macs with 10.11.4

  3. using color paper theme

  4. not all months have MONTHS small TEXT seems to be random

  First of all, as a test pictures of launch with down option and create a new test library.  Import photos and a test to see if the same problem persists. T it? If this is not the problem is limited to your library so try to repair the library according to the instructions in this document from Apple: Repair Your Library.

  Warning: If you use iCloud photo library with Photos, this operation will lead to Photos to upload all your pictures again (of difficulty missing or incorrect thumbnails in photo - Apple Support).

  If that doesn't solve the problem user jdelisle posted a fix for the same problem in iPhoto.  Don't know if it applies to Photos, however.

  jdelisle

  December 6, 2012 20:00

  Re: Change the font size of the text in a font of month date box resizes also irreversible at 6 points?

  in response to Loki cyberworld

  I ran into the same problem - my iPhoto calendar month text was small for a reason, and I couldn't change it to a larger font size. I decided to take a look at the way iPhoto stores project data and discovered that it is a simple SQLite table.

  Here is a fix, guaranteed to work.  We will open your iPhoto projects database and edit the details of the police directly by hand, because there is no way to fix this in iPhoto (Apple, correct this bug...)

  This seems much more difficult that it is what is serious effort of 10 minutes.

  1. Get SQLite Browser http://sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net/
  2. Quit iPhoto and launch the browser of SQLite
  3. Open a new finder window and open the pictures folder located in your home directory
  4. You should see a section in your folder of photos called "iPhoto Library".  Right click and choose "Show Package Contents" because we need to edit a file inside the library
  5. Search for "Projects.db."  Right click and choose "Duplicate" to make a backup in case something goes wrong
  6. Drag and drop the "Projects.db" in the application being SQLite Browser
  7. Click on the button "browse data".
  8. Select the 'KHProject' in the menu dropdown "Tables".
  9. You will see a list of your iPhoto projects.  Locate your calendar project by browsing this list and especially the values in the column 'name '.  When you have found your calendar project, take note of the number in the column 'modelID '.
  10. Change to the "KHProjectTextStyle" table using the drop "Tables".
  11. Locate a line in the table "KHProjectTextStyle", where the number in the column matches 'projectID' 'modelID' you noted in step 9, and where the value "IdentificateurStyle" is "Photo-calendrier-CalendarMonth.
  12. On the line drawn in step 11, look at the value of the column "fontSize".  For my broken calendar, he was "6".  It's much too small, that you can barely read 6 points.
  13. Double-click the "fontSize" value (for me, I double-clicked the value '6')
  14. Replace the '6' '54.  Do not press on enter, just change the '6' '54"and click the button"Apply Changes ".
  15. You're done! Simply click on the disc icon in the browser of SQLite to save your changes (or file-> save)
  16. Open iPhoto and enjoy your calendar fixed

  Hope that helps some of you, this worked 100% for me on several projects of calendar.  If you see not the font size change, make sure that you have identified the correct project in step 8 and make sure you change the "fontSize" for this project, on the line where the value "IdentificateurStyle" is "Photo-calendrier-CalendarMonth.

  If something was terribly wrong, you did a backup in step 5 (right?) and just delete the "Projects.db" you have edited and rename "Projects.db" of the backup.  You can then try again, or not.

  I send my calendars to print this week and will see if there are any questions.  I don't anticipate any problems.

  Don't forget to back up your library before you try the hack of the database file.

  

• Import of

  I'm still waiting my iPhoto import my photos from my iPhone.  I think that it's frozen as something that I do always happens with waiting! I tried to get out of it even close but still have the same messageI

  Hi sansby,.

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple!

  I understand you have questions, import photos from your iPhone to iPhoto on your Mac, but you see a message that says that process is pending. We know that situations like this can be frustrating, but I want that work you through some troubleshooting steps.

  You mention that you import into iPhoto; I would like to begin troubleshooting by forcing iPhoto to close on your Mac by following the instructions in the following article.

  Force an application to close on your Mac - Apple Support

  IPhoto has been closed, disconnect your iPhone completely and then open iPhoto fresh and try to import again as described in the following article.

  Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to your computer - Apple Support

  While import trying once again, if you experience the same behavior, quit iPhoto again and try to import using Photos or Capture of Image as described in the article.

  Best!

• IPhoto library is locked and 'force quit' or restarting solves the problem. Any ideas?

  iPhoto has error message: library is locked. clicking on repair or force quit or restart has not resolved. How can I get the app to restart?

  Can you give us the exact error message? Generally, the most common one said something on a disclock. Is your library on an external? If so, what format is it?

  Also, what version of iPhoto?

  Assuming that is not on an external, try to download iPhoto Library Manager and use the rebuild feature. (In early versions of the Library Manager, this is the file-> control Rebuild. In versions later it is under the menu library.)

  This will create a completely new library. It will then copy (or try) your photos and all associated metadata and versions to this library and as close as possible to what you had in the damaged library fix it. It does this based on the information it finds in the iPhoto sharing mechanism - but it means that things not shared won't be there, so no slide shows, books or calendars, for example - but it should recover all your events, albums and keywords, faces and places.

  Because this process creates a completely new library and does not change your old, it is non-destructive, and if you are not satisfied with the result, you can simply go back to your old.

  https://www.fatcatsoftware.com/iPLM/

• IPhoto on the external hard drive will not launch despite the force quit and relaunch several times. Can someone help me?

  I have a MacBook from 2008. 4 years ago I moved my iPhoto on an external hard drive. I have thousands if photos on it. IPhoto on the external hard drive will not launch despite the force quit and relaunch several times. Can someone help me?

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  I moved my iPhoto on an external hard drive.

  Did you move the iPhoto library for the external hard drive or the iPhoto application, or both?

  How is formatted the external hard drive? Is the file system on the drive Mac OS extended (journaled) or other system files?  Is the drive directly connected by USB or similar, or is it a SIN?

  IPhoto on the external hard drive will not launch despite the force quit and relaunch several times.

  I don't understand - if you force quit smoking, launches the application, or you can not force it quit?

  IPhoto is suspended without doing anything, when you launch?

  What version of iPhoto does? And what version of Mac OS X?

• Cannot send picture BRUTE from APPLE iPhoto to PE13 (my External Editor) works but quit. Ideas?

  I've been using PE13 as my External Editor and automatically pass my FIRST photos from Apple iPhoto to PE13.

  At work but quit. Nothing can be sent PE13 for change or adjustments. My preferences in the Panel in iPhoto

  is stated "Edit in Photoshop Elements 13." Photo will not transfer. No problem for over 2 weeks - has now left. Ideas?

  Make sure that you have selected the application Support files editor and not an alias.

  -Open iPhoto and then choose iPhoto > preferences.

  -Select the general tab.

  -Click Edit Photo menu and select in the Application.

  Then go to:

  / Applications/Adobe Photoshop elements 13/Support Files / Photoshop elements 13 Editor

  In the Support files folder, select the editor application (Photoshop elements Adobe Photoshop elements 13 13 not editor) and click Open

  Then close iPhoto Pref.

• IPhoto unexpectedly quits when downloading project

  Hello

  I was wondering if someone might have any suggestions? I'm trying to download a large number of photographs of a project of iphoto from Apple in order to get their approval.

  I managed to create a few folders and download successfully, each of them containing about 100-150 photos.

  I have a folder but with slightly more than 300 photos that iphoto is constantly crashing when you try to download. Details of payment and delivery are taken, the stars of the upload, getting 20-25% how the program closes unexpectedly.

  I can't stand having to create a new folder, because once the photos are assigned to a project you can not copy, cut and paste, or divide it into a new folder (at least not that I can find)...

  Any help would be great.

  With many thanks,.

  Mr. Remi.

  Is what type of project?  A photo book?  a calendar?

  If iPhoto crashes while downloading one of the photos is may be damaged.

  You can create a PDF of your project overview? If so, carefully check if the items have not been returned correctly:

  See this link: Preview a print project in Photos, iPhoto or Aperture to avoid problems - Apple Support

  If iPhoto crashes when rendering the preview, try to isolate the element that is the cause of the crash.  It may be a corrupt photo or markers on a map.

  To isolate the duplicate element in your project. Remove half of the copy of the project pages and try again to preview it. If this attempt is successful, the culprit is somewhere on the pages that you just removed. Now copy back the project and test it with the pages you have previously deleted. Remove half of the first half of the pages and test again, until you are themselves with a small set of pages that will crash when previewing. Test the photos on these pages if they can be changed.  If this is not the case, replace these photos by differnet photos.