iPhoto 5.0.1
Several users have noted that iPhoto 5.0.1 update is provided in Software Update for Mac OS X.
iPhoto 5.0 was released in January as part of iLife '05.
...addresses issues with upgrading iPhoto 4 libraries, dragging albums into folders, importing MPEG-4 movies, and also includes a number of other minor fixes
iPhoto 5.0 was released in January as part of iLife '05.
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92 months ago
wasn't in my software update yesterday... so not sure why that is... but others seem to have it.
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92 months ago
Appeared on one Mac but not the other.
Also, hasn't fixed the 'slideshow fading to black then hanging' bug. On my iMac G3, anyway.
Also, hasn't fixed the 'slideshow fading to black then hanging' bug. On my iMac G3, anyway.
92 months ago
Yep, it's in my software update. Hope it fixes the 'photo book' crash...
Edit: It seems to have done :):) plus it feels quite a lot faster now.
Edit: It seems to have done :):) plus it feels quite a lot faster now.
92 months ago
wasn't in my software update yesterday... so not sure why that is... but others seem to have it.
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Regards,
Marc
92 months ago
If you upgraded from iPhoto 04 you need to temporarily remove the iPhoto packages from /Library/Receipts, then run Software Update again. Then you'll see the iPhoto 5.01 update. Put the old packages back after the update.
Regards,
Marc
I upgraded from iPhoto '04 and didn't have to do any such thing. I got the 5.0.1 update early on yesterday. BTW, what are receipts?
92 months ago
Yeah... I was getting a couple crashes while working on some books in iphoto 5. I've been trying to replicate this same situations after the update and have not had a crash yet...
92 months ago
Now if we can get them to update this iwork!
I had to go back to using 1.1.1 in keynotes.
I had to go back to using 1.1.1 in keynotes.
92 months ago
I don't think this update helps the hundreds/thousands of people like me who upgraded from iphoto 4 and lost all their libraries. The update doesn't do much to relieve the frustration of spending hours to track down possible fixes on various forums, deleting versions of iphoto, reinstalling, etc. It's really uncool of Apple to have released a beta product under the name iphoto 5, and then use the faithful as guinea pigs.
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