That's weird. I installed the iCloud control panel for windows on my laptop and it downloaded my entire current photo stream.
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Where is Photo Stream on iCloud?
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That's weird. I installed the iCloud control panel for windows on my laptop and it downloaded my entire current photo stream.
I'll have to try it on my windows box.
Strangly, I updated iPhoto on my mac mini and photo stream shows the one new photo I added to make it show on my mb air. I had assumed it would not show anything till I added yet another photo.
So it seems that iPhoto on both my macs only look at photos in the stream after I first started using it with iPhoto. Either that or there is something wrong with my photo stream.
On a good note iTunes match seems to be working good.
Michael
outlook...
I only have office 2003, so my Outlook is too old for iCloud and even though I've got Win 7 it won't work on my pc. So am I right in concluding that the the cloud only syncs photos it doesn't actually back them up like documents etc? I wanted to delete some but there's no way to actually do this on my iPhone or iPad...and I can't do it on my PC...and I can't do it in the cloud! As an artist this makes the photo stream a bit redundant and I'm really frustrated by this
I only have office 2003, so my Outlook is too old for iCloud and even though I've got Win 7 it won't work on my pc. So am I right in concluding that the the cloud only syncs photos it doesn't actually back them up like documents etc? I wanted to delete some but there's no way to actually do this on my iPhone or iPad...and I can't do it on my PC...and I can't do it in the cloud! As an artist this makes the photo stream a bit redundant and I'm really frustrated by this
Guess what, you can apparently use icloud to share and store your photo stream pics:
http://blog.laptopmag.com/how-to-share-photo-streams-via-the-web-using-ios-6
This is all strange, but you have the share on public website option.. and when you get the email.. if you have iphoto installed it opens some link in your browser and then sends you off to iphoto.
But clearly there is a way we should be able to view our photos on the web.
If you look closely at the share image here.
http://www.apple.com/icloud/features/photo-stream.html
You'll see a URL of
http://photos.icloud.com/share/XXXXXX
So it must be possible somehow to view the shared photostream purely in a browser with no icloud setup on your local machine.. i.e. a linux box or grandma's old crappy XP machine.
But clearly there is a way we should be able to view our photos on the web.
If you look closely at the share image here.
http://www.apple.com/icloud/features/photo-stream.html
You'll see a URL of
http://photos.icloud.com/share/XXXXXX
So it must be possible somehow to view the shared photostream purely in a browser with no icloud setup on your local machine.. i.e. a linux box or grandma's old crappy XP machine.
Check the email carefully - there's a link to view the stream on the web which bypasses iPhoto.
It is indeed possible: https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#A1JqRbtKG8GEpF
At the bottom of the invitation email you get, there's a link for opening in a web browser if you don't have an iCloud account.
I can't find this link! This is really weird. We have multiple people in this thread saying there's no way to view Photo Stream on icloud.com, and yet Apple's devices all give you the option to share to a "Public Website. Allow anyone without an Apple device to view this Photo Stream on a public website." (iPhoto) or "Public Website. Allow anyone to view this shared photo stream on iCloud.com" (iPhone).
And we even have a screenshot on Apple's photo stream page:
globalist says if you look carefully in the invitation email, there is a link to the public photo stream on iCloud.com, but I do not see it. Here's the complete texton my invitation email:
I think my brother did not check the "public sharing" box when he sent the invite. Now I see it.
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On your device, go to the photos app, click "photo stream" at the bottom to see your streams. Tap the blue arrow on the right of the stream you want to view online and it will give you a "share link" option to send to friends and family etc.. and a toggle to make that stream public or not. Also, the link is displayed at the bottom. Use that to view your images online. Hope this helps...
Im having the same problem here. And believe it or not, Apple is supposed to support this feature:
From their own website: http://www.apple.com/icloud/features/photo-stream.html
And in the settings of a shared photostream, it says the following:
But when I try to write this link in my browser, I´m unable to access the photostream. And instead, I get redirected to Apples website about the photostream functionality.
From their own website: http://www.apple.com/icloud/features/photo-stream.html
And in the settings of a shared photostream, it says the following:
But when I try to write this link in my browser, I´m unable to access the photostream. And instead, I get redirected to Apples website about the photostream functionality.
Just had the same problem, If you still can see your photos on photo stream go edit>tick the photos you want>share>save to camera roll ...and then you are able to manage them save on computer and etc.... !
I am new to this .. Just brought a MacBook Pro.
Set up Photo stream and click
Share on Web ...
Yet there is no URL so you can view them
Reading the net it says to get to your photostream you need to type in
http://www.icloud.com/photostream – user's Photo Stream access.
What is my User's Photo Stream Access? I cannot find this any where.
I do not have a iPhone or iPad as of yet as only moving across from Windows, but reading on the net so many are not happy with Apple at the moment I am now thinking is the move with it
PS : In the Box I added my Email address .. and nothing arrived, I have tired over 5 times to email and nothing.
Set up Photo stream and click
Share on Web ...
Yet there is no URL so you can view them
Reading the net it says to get to your photostream you need to type in
http://www.icloud.com/photostream – user's Photo Stream access.
What is my User's Photo Stream Access? I cannot find this any where.
I do not have a iPhone or iPad as of yet as only moving across from Windows, but reading on the net so many are not happy with Apple at the moment I am now thinking is the move with it
PS : In the Box I added my Email address .. and nothing arrived, I have tired over 5 times to email and nothing.
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Not to worry ... I got it to work with the help from the people on the Apple Site.
https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#AH5n8hH4JHtYAg
https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#AH5n8hH4JHtYAg
Will my Mac be compatible to it?? If so, I will wait!!
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Will my Mac be compatible to it?? If so, I will wait!!
Apple absurdities
This is the most absurd thing: a cloud service you can't access through a browser. What a pile of rubbish
This is the most absurd thing: a cloud service you can't access through a browser. What a pile of rubbish
You can select all the pictures in the PhotoStream in your phone and click on the save button: it will save all those pictures in the Camera Roll, and next time when you connect phone with PC, you can see all of them in iPhone drive in My Computer.
And FonePaw Mobile Solution offer the program iPhone Data Recovery which can view the photo steam of iCloud backup file.
http://download.cnet.com/FonePaw-iPhone-Data-Recovery/3000-18551_4-76201232.html
And FonePaw Mobile Solution offer the program iPhone Data Recovery which can view the photo steam of iCloud backup file.
http://download.cnet.com/FonePaw-iPhone-Data-Recovery/3000-18551_4-76201232.html
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