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Apple Releases iLife Support, iDVD, iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand Updates
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Anyone know if this has fixed the iPhoto+Front Row crashes? It hasn't appeared in my software update yet
It works great for me now. Before if I choose to view one of the events from iPhoto using Front Row it would cause a crash between iPhoto and Front Row.
These updates now bring 512x512 icons for iDVD, iMovie, iPhoto & Garageband while running Leopard
wow those icons look amazing
zoom in iPhoto
Just open the iPhoto preferences and activate Edit Photo "in main window".
ive noticed the same. it sux
Just open the iPhoto preferences and activate Edit Photo "in main window".
That's weird the only update i got was iLife 08' support and not the individual ones for iPhoto 7.0.1, Garage Band 4.0.1,iDVD 7.0.1 and so on? When I went into the iLife apps to maunally check the updates it says all my software is up to date? Anyone having this problem too?
Anyone have any idea why I can't get the update on the apps but i got an iLife '08 support update?
Make sure the iLife 08 apps are in the applications folder. I put mine in a separate folder and it wouldn't update until I moved it back.
kind of annoying
Veteran iMovie 7.0.1 Editor Thinks This Couldn't Have Come Soon Enough
After editing more than 20 videos since the release, the 7.0.1 interface fell apart fully and I had to say prayers the whole application wasn't going to permanently fail in the middle of an edit. Overall I LOVE iMovie 7 a LOT. And I'm excited to see this significant update to come along as fast as it did. I'm not with my editing Mac Pro right now - am at Apple Cupertino Town Hall on 1 Infinite Loop attending MacFilmMakers where the RED 4K camera is featured.
So late tonight Pacific I'll let you know if my interface bugs problems were fixed.
You can check out my iMovie 7.0.1 edits at my Camp Obama Video Blog-Podcast also listed in iTunes.
After editing more than 20 videos since the release, the 7.0.1 interface fell apart fully and I had to say prayers the whole application wasn't going to permanently fail in the middle of an edit. Overall I LOVE iMovie 7 a LOT. And I'm excited to see this significant update to come along as fast as it did. I'm not with my editing Mac Pro right now - am at Apple Cupertino Town Hall on 1 Infinite Loop attending MacFilmMakers where the RED 4K camera is featured.
So late tonight Pacific I'll let you know if my interface bugs problems were fixed.
You can check out my iMovie 7.0.1 edits at my Camp Obama Video Blog-Podcast also listed in iTunes.
That would be good news. Hope they're thinking about doing the same for iWeb albums.
NEVER Move Applications Away From How They Are Originally Installed In Apps Folder
System RULE is to always leave all applications in the Applications folder where they are installed. NEVER move them into somewhere else.
I remember it working for iLife 07. I like to keep my applications organized, ie my iLife stuff went into an iLife folder that is kept under Applications. It makes things simpler for me. Once Leopard comes out and I have stacks then re-organizing applications becomes less of an issue.
I suspect this release is more to do with compatibility issues with the imminent OS 10.5. Rather than improving functionality with Tiger.
Apple should add a classical Magic Garageband style in a future update.
I'm happy with new greeting card and similar project types being added for each season in iPhoto updates.
I'm happy with new greeting card and similar project types being added for each season in iPhoto updates.
I was able to figure it out with a feature in Leopard called Quick Look. With that, you're able to tell if the icon of the app looks fuzzy or clear when viewing it via Quick Look. If it's clear looking at that size, chances are it has a 512x512 icon
iWeb needs to have a option that exports a folderless structure-eg. as Google's Page creator doesn't support them.
Holy mackeral.
This update HOSED my MacBook.
I went to reboot after the update, and iDVD was "hung." It wouldn't let me restart at all. I went to Force Quit, iDVD wasn't running. There was no other way to restart outside of holding the power button.
After the reboot, my dock was factory-fresh (standard Apple apps) and my Safari settings were wiped out, color profile changed, iPhoto library, iTunes library gone (not anywhere to be found). I'm super nervous.
Where did everything to? How could a simple update seemingly wreck my entire computer?
Someone please help. I have to go to sleep now, but I'm going to keep checking this thread in the morning.
This update HOSED my MacBook.
I went to reboot after the update, and iDVD was "hung." It wouldn't let me restart at all. I went to Force Quit, iDVD wasn't running. There was no other way to restart outside of holding the power button.
After the reboot, my dock was factory-fresh (standard Apple apps) and my Safari settings were wiped out, color profile changed, iPhoto library, iTunes library gone (not anywhere to be found). I'm super nervous.
Where did everything to? How could a simple update seemingly wreck my entire computer?
Someone please help. I have to go to sleep now, but I'm going to keep checking this thread in the morning.
Holy mackeral.
This update HOSED my MacBook.
I went to reboot after the update, and iDVD was "hung." It wouldn't let me restart at all. I went to Force Quit, iDVD wasn't running. There was no other way to restart outside of holding the power button.
After the reboot, my dock was factory-fresh (standard Apple apps) and my Safari settings were wiped out, color profile changed, iPhoto library, iTunes library gone (not anywhere to be found). I'm super nervous.
Where did everything to? How could a simple update seemingly wreck my entire computer?
Someone please help. I have to go to sleep now, but I'm going to keep checking this thread in the morning.
I had a similar situation the other day when I hosed my home directory permissions. That could be it.
I think there's a repair permissions in Disk Utility. Someone here can probably elaborate.
Did you have your iLife applications open when you did the update?Holy mackeral.
This update HOSED my MacBook.
I went to reboot after the update, and iDVD was "hung." It wouldn't let me restart at all. I went to Force Quit, iDVD wasn't running. There was no other way to restart outside of holding the power button.
After the reboot, my dock was factory-fresh (standard Apple apps) and my Safari settings were wiped out, color profile changed, iPhoto library, iTunes library gone (not anywhere to be found). I'm super nervous.
Where did everything to? How could a simple update seemingly wreck my entire computer?
Someone please help. I have to go to sleep now, but I'm going to keep checking this thread in the morning.
It also sounds like you've only lost access to your user home directory.
They should do that, though I was wondering why they originally didn't include that. They have every other genre and sub-types, but classical!