Upgrading to iPhoto 11

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• A copy of no-upgrade to iPhoto

  I recently got an old mac running OS 10.7.5, (2006). iPhoto has been deleted and I would like to get a copy no-upgrade to iPhoto to install. Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Thanks for the help in advance!

  You can buy the suite iLife old from a third party reseller.

• Need help with the upgrade/reload iPhoto

  iPhoto constantly crashed when I opened it.  He didn't stay open long enough to even load the library.   By reading the forum I found what I thought might work, so I've renamed it my library (which is more than 300 gig) "OLD iPhoto library" and put it on my desk.   So I uninstalled iPhoto.   I reinstalled iPhoto from my iLife 11 disc.   When I tried to open my library, it says that it cannot open because I used a new version of iPhoto in the past.   Then I checked and there is an upgrade.   Tried several times to upgrade but after a few minutes the upgrade it is said that the upgrade could not complete because of an error.

  I told my new iPhoto to start a new library, and then I dragged my old library on it.   He said he was "preparing to download" - then he warned me that there was not enough space so I want to continue?   I said 'no '.   My HDD is 500 gig.  My iPhoto library is 314 concert.   He obviously cannot reproduce itself on the same hard drive.

  So now, I can't have my old library of photos.

  Can I move my old library on an external hard drive, which could free up space on my internal hard drive, I guess.   Then I could copy it?   Who is?

  Any ideas?

  I use OS 10.8.5. This MacBook Pro is pretty old and I know that if I upgrade to Yosemite or El Capitan, some of my programs do not work - so I've been turned off of the upgrade of the OS.   Should I do it?

  iPhoto constantly crashed when I opened it.  He didn't stay open long enough to even load the library.

  Older versions of iPhoto on Mt. Lion keep crashing for a few months. This is because iPhoto can't access Google's servers for the functionality of the site. If you have photos with assigned places, iPhoto will crash, as soon as you open the Panel information for them. See this tip for the user:

  iPhoto 9.4 crashing during playback of the scene

  You can not iPhoto completely rework on Mt. Lion.  You can stop it just from crashing by disabling the feature patch places the iPhoto application.  To correct the iPhoto your best bet would be to restore the version of iPhoto you had your backup, and then change the iPhoto application as described in the user above trick.

  Or upgrade to El Capitan and Photos for Mac:

  Apple has stopped support for print as well.  It's time to move to El Capitan and Photos for Mac, or to find another replacement for iPhoto.

  I reinstalled iPhoto from my iLife 11 disc.   When I tried to open my library, it says that it cannot open because I used a new version of iPhoto in the past.   Then I checked and there is an upgrade.   Tried several times to upgrade but after a few minutes the upgrade it is said that the upgrade could not complete because of an error.

  How have you tried to upgrade?  use the Apple Support page accession, not the updates since the AppStore - they do not work any longer for iPhoto.

  I told my new iPhoto to start a new library, and then I dragged my old library on it.

  This way you do not upgrade and open the library you have imported all the photos into a new library. This does not work, because all the thumbnails and previews will be imported as separate photos, duplicate. You have ti first day to lat version you had once again, then open the old library by double-clicking it.

• How to upgrade to iphoto to 9.6.1? Can I do it?

  I'm trying to shape the snow leopard upgrade to the rank of Captain, but in order to keep iphoto (who do I want to continue to use instead of 'photos' do not know yet) told me that I have to update to version 9.6.1. IPhoto came on my system in 2010 and I don't think I've ever updated it, I'm running iphoto 2011 9.2.3.  I tried to go to the app store under 'purchases' and he's not here and it is not "hidden" I believe either, so is it possible possible to get 9.6.1 yet? I really need to upgrade to this version before running the captain? Any info would be thank you very much!

  (I searched on the forum many times but just continue to see post on find under 'purchases' in the app store and then put into locked and iphoto to update to the latest version... but mine was never updated and came on my mac)

  To use iPhoto under ElCaptain, you must have iPhoto 9.6.1 - otherwise you can only use Photos

  The ot upgrade solution is here and when you set up your system and accepts that preinstalled applications were connected to the App store cannot update iPhoto because it is not available in the App Store

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• Upgrade since iPhoto empty Photo Albums

  In iPhoto, I had all my pictures organized in Albums. When Apple moved my photos from iPhoto to Photos, it drained all my albums. Is it possible for me to make my album content without having to manually go through all the photos of 15,000?

  How did you migrate your iPhoto photo library?

  You albums should be accessible from the sidebar.  If the sidebar is not open, use the key combination Command-Option + s to open it.

  

  

• Boring IPhoto upgrade

  I just upgraded to macOS Sierra. Once the dust settled, I had a few notifications App Store for upgrades. All these improvements have been addressed except one. It will not address an annoying upgrade for "iPhoto". Despite the fact that I use 'Photos' and don't use iPhoto, this upgrade will not process and it won't go away. Does anyone else have this problem?

  See if you can "hide" the notification...

  1. Open the Mac App Store.
  2. Choose Store > Sign In and enter your Apple ID and password.
  3. Click purchases.
  4. Right click on the item you want to hide and choose hide purchase. A prompt will ask you if you are sure you want to hide the element.
  5. Click on the Hide button buy.

• All my iPhoto libraries can with 9.2.3 since automatically upgrade from 2012?

  In January 2011, I bought an iMac with installed iPhoto and I put the file of preferences for automatic updates.

  I had no time to pay close attention to all things iPhoto, so I just added photos without thinking. Now, I have 4 or 5 libraries and asked me to choose one for the current empty iPhoto 9.2.3. I don't know what to choose. They all will work on 9.2.3 since they have automatically updated throughout the 5 years? Or is it just one who will work, or can I alternate at different times and think they'll all be achievable? I have no idea. I'm on Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and I don't want to put anything right now. Does anyone have an idea what I can anticipate? Thanks in advance for any light you could throw on it.

  Maybe - depends on information unknown as what version of iPhoto, they were created with - basically if they were created by iPhoto ' 09 or 11 they will be - if they were created with iPhoto ' 08 or earlier, you will need to download and run the program upgrade the iPhoto library - using the tool of valorisation of the iPhoto - Apple Support Library

  try to open each of them and see exactly what is happening

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• 'Upgrade' of Photos?

  When it goes into pictures for iPhotos for Mac mac I have lost all my individual photo comments. Is there anyway to restore or return to iPhotos still with my comments?

  Photos isn't an upgrade to iPhoto (albeit on a much, much much better), it's a new program and different, with a learning curve as the all-new program

  What are your comments calls? There are titles of the photos, descriptions, and keywords - location and all those who migrate from iPhoto for pictures - Photos you must allow their view in the view menu == > metadata check those you want to see

  How metadata is migrated are described here the details of how Photos manages migrating from iPhoto

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• iPhoto 8.1.2

  I am finally emerging from Snow Leopard - I hung on for as long as I could because of application compatibility issues.  I have moved to the good Lion, but now seeks to El Capitan.  Unfortunately I've never updated since iPhoto 8.1.2 - if I'm going to El Capitan, my old iPhoto will migrate to Photo (iCloud)... If I first need to iPhoto, where can I get an upgrade?

  Yes - you should download and run the program upgrade the iPHoto library - using the tool of valorisation of the iPhoto - Apple Support Library

  and before you upgrade, you must be sure that your library is clean - Notes on the migration of an iPhoto for iPhoto to Photos for Mac library

  There is a learning curve and new streams of work - tke and Photos is a new program not an iPhoto update time to learn to use it or you'll be frustrated - here are some differences between the new version of iPhoto and Photo - Photos 2.0 vs iPhoto 9.6.1: features and capabilities

  This article describes how the migration handles your organization and metadata - How Photos handles content and metadata for iPhoto and Aperture - Apple Support

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• does not update iPhoto

  I got an error message before the update when I click on iPhoto, so I updated and now the error message said: "the version of iPhoto installed on the Mac is not compatible with OS X Yosemite. Download the latest free version from the Mac App Store. "Then I updated my computer in Yosemite. No change, iPhoto still does not open. I then downloaded the upgrade to iPhoto 9.4.3 and when I went to throw, I get this error message: warning: iPhoto 9.1 or later is required to install this update. When I click on the store button app with the first error to go to the app store to download the latest version it says: "the object you requested is not currently available in the store US." so I have no idea what to do to get iPhoto to work, but I have a ton of pictures and no way to get them on my computer. I don't know even how to access using cloud!

  What version of iPhoto you now? v9.6 iPhoto. It takes to Yosemite. To download you need a version of iPhoto v9 which is already associated with a account App Store. If you don't have that then you can use the new Photos.app that comes with Yosemite, and who will work with your iPhoto library.

• iPhoto problem

  Hello!

  Can someone tell me what to do how to redownload my iPhoto for my new mac? I bought my camera in the States and brought it here in the Philippines, but I've never used my iphoto even once. its says I need to upgrade. I've recently upgraded to El capitan 10.11.6 v my iphoto application cannot be opened and is not on my shopping list. I tried a few suggestions of fantastic people here but unfortunately is said cannot be upgraded cuz iphoto upgrade is not available in the philippines...

  What version you have now? v9.6.1 iPhoto will run on El Capitan. If you have that or a previous version of v9 the iPhoto which has been previously updated on the App Store, then you must use the supplied Photos.app El Capitan. This can open and use an iPhoto library.

• Problems with access to old photos via iphoto or photos

  I need access to back up photos on an external drive. Because they are now stored in iphoto, not in the images, I can not open them as documents and need to go through the old iphoto library. I installed iphoto upgrader, but the application won't open after being updated. It can also be opened in the new photos app. I don't want to lose all my photos old due to changes in the software, please help!

  . I installed iphoto upgrader, but the application won't open after being updated

  The iPhoto Library installation of valuation must be installed, and then run to upgrade from iPhoto libraries, if they were created in a very old version of iPhoto - iPhoto7.1.2 or more.  You said that you install, but you run it?  See this link: using the tool of valorisation of the iPhoto - Apple Support Library

  Once your iPhoto library has been upgraded, you should be able to drag the pictures to icon Mac to convert it into a library of Photos and browse it in hotos.

  I need access to back up photos on an external drive

  Is what kind of backup?  She is part of a Time Machine backup or a disk of Time Machine?

  You can access libraries iPhoto pictures, if the library is not used by Time Machine, and Mac OS extended (journaled) file system disk.

  If the player has a different file system, copy the old iPhoto library to another drive.

• iPhoto timeout message indicating there is no network connection

  I have a Macbook Air2, 1, iPhoto ' 09 8.1.2 Version running.

  I've recently updated to Snow Leopard (10.6.8), in the hope that it would solve my problem of iPhoto.  There can be no.  I am hated for access to El Captain again as I'm not convinced I need - I don't have a new macbook, I do not run applications and have no problem with the wifi connection or speed.

  I'm able to compile my photobook, but when I click on the button 'Buy the book' the hairdresser tells me to connect until I get a message that a connection could not be established and try later.  I tried repeated and can confirm that my WIFI connection is fine.  I tried the solutions on the other posts to this error message, but these did not work.

  I've converted the book in PDF format so, how do I get this to Apple to print? If I don't use IPhoto?

  I am hated for upgraded my IPhoto as the upgrade to the latest version of ITunes has done that I can no longer transfer music from my IPhone 6.

  All tips from other users?

  Apple has completely stopped support for iPhoto books. Since the end of March, you can buy is more books from iPhoto or Aperture, only on the pictures for Mac application.

  To get your printed iPhoto book save book as PDF and use a different print service, for example, Presto Photo.

  Have you been using the places feature in iPhoto? You are a victim of support of missing for Places.  Apple has not renewed the contract with Google for access to the servers of Google's location. And now all the old versions of iphoto are problems, when they try to access Google's servers.

  See this tip to user: Bug: iPhoto 9.4 crashing when viewing the scene

  I don't know, if you use the same fix in your version of iPhoto.

  Only new versions of iPhoto work well at the moment.  iPhoto 9.5.1 and newer versions no longer use the servers of Google but Apple servers.

• IPhoto does not open or update in the UK store

  Hello

  My Iphoto has decided that it does not open or update.

  When I click on update it says "the object you requested is not available in the UK store.

  I followed the instructions on a similar problem, but when I go to purchased apps to remove it, it does not appear. When I then go to 'Show', this option is not available for me.

  I am currently using OS X El Capitan version 10.11.5, I think it is a recent update and could be a problem cause (but I don't really know)

  

  Please help me

  Thank you

  I followed the instructions on a similar problem, but when I go to purchased apps to remove it, it does not appear. When I then go to 'Show', this option is not available for me.

  You need iPhoto 9.6.1 on El Capitan.  But you can only upgrade to iPhoto, if the version you are using a version installed from the AppStore or associated at least your AppleID on the AppStore.  If iPhoto came on installer DVD and you have not purchased it from the AppStore or he did not come preinstalled on your Mac with OS X Lion or newer, then you can is no longer up-to-date.  Apple has stopped the development of iPhoto, and update is no longer supported.  You can only reinstall versions of iPhoto you already own.  It is too late now to convert the DVD of iPhoto versions versions AppStore.

  You can open your libraries in Photos for Mac iPhoto library, however. It is the successor to Apple iPhoto. See this support document, how your iPhoto library will appear in Photos: How Photos handles content and metadata for iPhoto and Aperture - Apple Support

  Also: Notes on the migration of an iPhoto for iPhoto to Photos for Mac library

• iPhoto crashes

  So... iPhoto has started crashing about 3 seconds after I start it... even when it starts and said there are inconsistencies and I have to fix it (which I do), it still crashes.

  OS X 10.8.5

  Someone knows how to fix this? Thank you.

  iPhoto crashes on the Mountain Lion for many users because of the functionality of the site.  A test disable your network and try to run the photos not connected to Internet.  It works then?  In this case, the problem is that iPhoto can no longer connect to Google's servers for the cards.

  See this user Tip: iPhoto 9.4 crashing during playback of the scene

  Photo 9.4.5 and other earlier versions use Google Maps in the view of the scene. Apple has not renewed the contract with Google and the cards are no longer works in iPhoto.  iPhoto crashes when you try to access the map servers.

  There are several ways to deal with this:

  • Upgrading to iPhoto if possible 9.6.1.  iPhoto 9.5.1 and newer versions use different map servers.
  • Working offline. If powering down of the network is preventing accidents, a confirm that the accidents are caused by the functionality of the site.
  • Deleting the html of the iPhoto application files, running the java code that attempts to access the servers of Google as suggested by Huxly647':

  See the solution of Huxly647:

  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

  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.

  To access the files inside the iPhoto application select it in the Finder and ctrl-click on it. Then use the command "Show Package Contents" from the menu.  Open the content subfolder and then resources.

  Do not try this fix without making a copy of the iPhoto application before trying to delete the two files of the entire application.

  If you want to make the places feature working again, take a look at the post of cotton-x:

  Cotton-x user posted a clever to patch the iPhoto application solution, so that it uses a private key to access Google's servers. The same fix works well for Aperture 3.4.5, and probably earlier versions of opening as well.  See this link if you want to try it.

  Re: iPhoto 11 - problems with Photo locations

  I've tested this in Aperture 3.4.5 and could view maps of land once again, who have much more detail than the new cards in the latest version 3.6 of Aperture.