Very happy its fixed but pissed that Apple didn't bother to put this tidbit in the document they have on their website.
#IPHOTO NEEDS TO BE UPDATED UPDATE#
So I downloaded this Quicktime security update and reimported all my photos and they work perfectly as well as importing from my camera and the thumbnails look as they should.
#IPHOTO NEEDS TO BE UPDATED SOFTWARE#
My quicktime was updated when I downloaded 10.4.11 but failed to go back to Software Update to see if there were any new updates. I than went to Software Update and low and behold Apple has posted a security update for Quicktime. Well when I opened the photo in Photoshop 7 and resaved it, Photoshop beeped at me and said it coudln't save the preview because of a Quicktime error. I certainly am not going to resave 400 photos! I thought I could try that but not really a help. I downgraded iPhoto to version 2, now my whole library of photos are tagged as "unreadable files" and the thumbnails are just outlines.īack to Google.on the 6th page or somewhere around there, I found a person that said to check to jpg extension by getting one of the photos from the library and opening it up on Photoshop and resaving it. But than when I didn't find the answer I was getting pissed. And to view photos in iPhoto, you need to double-click the photos to open it. iPhoto: to adjust the photo display size, the slide bar is located at the lower left corner of the interface. I started to feel a little better.misery loves company. Other minor differences between iPhoto and Photos are also concerned by a slew of people like photo display size, photo viewing and sharing. The document was absolutely no help at all.īack to Google and reading all the other reports of this error. You’ll see a list of the apps that don’t have a 32-bit to 64-bit update. Apple has a document with the exact error which lists the problem as being hard drive space. To find out which apps need to be updated, open the Settings app and tap General -> About -> Applications to reach the App Compatibility menu. So I went to Google and Apple and searched everywhere. iPhoto said it couldn't import them because they were "unreadable files" and it flagged them. Than I plugged in my digital camera to import some photos. iPhoto worked perfectly until I used Software Update to download OS X 10.4.11.
If you do not see, it may be under hidden purchases. I just spent two and half days trying to fix this error. If you have previously bought iPhoto, it should be in your list of purchases made on the App Store. For example, the 9.5.1 update was hot on the heels of iPhoto 9.5. IPhoto 5 and OS X 10.4.11 and iMac G3 450mhz and 1gb Ram What your copy of iPhoto needs is a big thwack upside the head, also known as a major.
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