Problem trying to get photo's from an iPhoto Event from MPB to an iPod attached to iMac
Hi Ronni, thanks for the reply. The answer was almost what I wanted. I really wanted to leave the photo's on the MPB and not create another duplicate set on the iMac, but it seems as if I cant do that so I followed your instructions and they did work. Although I had to do it in four stages as there were just under 1200 photo's and each time the import count neared 400 the beachball of death would appear and I had to do force quit and restart, find where it was up to last time and then after the second stall, I worked out it could only handle the 400, I had to find the last photo that it imported then select the next one and guess about 400 on and start the procedure again. One thing I did notice though was that it did not bring with the import the Added descriptions and the Places I had spent hours logging and it dropped about 100 photo's overall. I am still working through the Added Descriptions and Places on the originals, 50% through, can I do this by connecting it up with a firewire or USB? So as it wont drop out, when I have another go at syncing at a later date? Thanks again Matt -- Message: 1 Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2012 12:05:50 +0800 From: Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com Subject: Re: Problem trying to get photo's from an iPhoto Event from MPB to an iPod attached to iMac To: wamug@wamug.org.au Message-ID: 6a440c5e-5eba-4a97-beaa-210014dae...@mac.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Hi Matt, I'm not sure if I have understood you correctly, so post back if what I type below is not want you want please. You can 'Copy' iPhoto images over a Network. With the Macs connected to the same network launch iPhoto on each Mac, then go to iPhoto?s preference window, and click the Sharing tab. Enable the 'Look For Shared Photos', 'Share My Photos' 'Share entire Library' options on each Mac. Under the Shared entry in iPhoto?s Library pane you should see the name of your other Mac. Now select your other Mac, navigate to the pictures you want to copy to your Mac, and select them. Drag them to iPhoto?s Photos entry on your Mac. They?ll be added to that Mac?s iPhoto library. Alternatively you can drag them into an album on that Mac and they?ll be added to the album. You can also import entire albums from one Mac to another. To do that, just select the album you want to import from the remote Mac and drag it to the Photos entry on the Mac you?re sitting in front of. It will import as an untitled event. Just Control- (Right) click on one of the images, choose Show Event, and you?ll be taken to the event that contains these images. You can now click on the Untitled Event entry at the top of the window and rename the event to something that?s easier for you to find. Once you import the event/photos you want onto your iMac, connect your iPod, and select the photos you wish to sync to it. Cheers, Ronni 17 MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Quad-Core i7 ?Thunderbolt 2.3GHz / 8GB / 750GB @ 7200rpm HD OS X 10.7.4 Lion Windows 7 Ultimate (under sufferance) On 04/07/2012, at 11:02 AM, Matt Falvey wrote: Hi, I am having a problem trying to sync or manually load an event from a MPB (which is linked to my iMac via wifi sharing on the same network), to my iPod which is registered through my iMac. On my Imac I select the iPod under devices in iTunes go to PhotosSync Photos from MPBmattPictures and get to iphoto Library and it is greyed out? I then tried iPhoto Library Manager and selected the MPB iphoto library and it showed up. I tried to Relaunch iPhoto and received the notice, Caution - The iPhoto Library is locked, on a locked disk, or your do not have permission to make changes to it with an OK option which once pressed closed the iPhoto Application. I checked Systems Preferences and had SharingShared FoldersPicturesUsers Myself as admin RW and Everyone as Read only on the MPB, which is the source for the files. Oh and File Sharing is On on both computers. I have been able to get to photos in other file located in MBPmattPictures folder to the iPod, using the Sync method above, but of all the files located in the Pictures folder the only one that is greyed out is iPhoto file. Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can make it appear in iTunes, so as I can use the sync facility? I presume I cannot plug the iPod into the MPB as it would ruin the sync with all of the songs, videos, audio books etc. that have been loaded onto it from the iMac? Thanks Matt. -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml Guidelines - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml Settings Unsubscribe - http://lists.wamug.org.au/listinfo/wamug.org.au-wamug
Re: Problem trying to get photo's from an iPhoto Event from MPB to an iPod attached to iMac
Hi Matt, Actions Allowed for Shared Photos: Just because you can see shared albums in your source pane doesn’t mean you can do everything with their contents that you can do with your own photos. You can copy shared photos and albums to your library or albums, play a basic slideshow with shared photos, and send shared photos to others via email. You CANNOT edit shared photos in any way, assign keywords and ratings, get much photo info, make a new album, use a shared album to create a book, print photos, put shared photos on your Desktop or use them as your screen saver, make an iDVD slideshow, burn them to disc, send them to iWeb, or export them in any way. Basically, you can only view shared photos; for any action that requires making changes, you must first copy the photos to your Mac. One thing I did notice though was that it did not bring with the import the Added descriptions and the Places I had spent hours logging and it dropped about 100 photo's overall. That's correct, you are copying from a 'shared Library' not your library... as I mentioned in my previous reply It will import as an untitled event. Perhaps you could connect to your Network via Ethernet cable, and change in System Preferences Network to Ethernet. Should be faster than Wi-Fi. Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad On 05/07/2012, at 3:27 PM, Matt Falvey mmfal...@bigpond.net.au wrote: Hi Ronni, thanks for the reply. The answer was almost what I wanted. I really wanted to leave the photo's on the MPB and not create another duplicate set on the iMac, but it seems as if I cant do that so I followed your instructions and they did work. Although I had to do it in four stages as there were just under 1200 photo's and each time the import count neared 400 the beachball of death would appear and I had to do force quit and restart, find where it was up to last time and then after the second stall, I worked out it could only handle the 400, I had to find the last photo that it imported then select the next one and guess about 400 on and start the procedure again. One thing I did notice though was that it did not bring with the import the Added descriptions and the Places I had spent hours logging and it dropped about 100 photo's overall. I am still working through the Added Descriptions and Places on the originals, 50% through, can I do this by connecting it up with a firewire or USB? So as it wont drop out, when I have another go at syncing at a later date? Thanks again Matt -- Message: 1 Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2012 12:05:50 +0800 From: Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com Subject: Re: Problem trying to get photo's from an iPhoto Event from MPB to aniPod attached to iMac To: wamug@wamug.org.au Message-ID: 6a440c5e-5eba-4a97-beaa-210014dae...@mac.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Hi Matt, I'm not sure if I have understood you correctly, so post back if what I type below is not want you want please. You can 'Copy' iPhoto images over a Network. With the Macs connected to the same network launch iPhoto on each Mac, then go to iPhoto?s preference window, and click the Sharing tab. Enable the 'Look For Shared Photos', 'Share My Photos' 'Share entire Library' options on each Mac. Under the Shared entry in iPhoto?s Library pane you should see the name of your other Mac. Now select your other Mac, navigate to the pictures you want to copy to your Mac, and select them. Drag them to iPhoto?s Photos entry on your Mac. They?ll be added to that Mac?s iPhoto library. Alternatively you can drag them into an album on that Mac and they?ll be added to the album. You can also import entire albums from one Mac to another. To do that, just select the album you want to import from the remote Mac and drag it to the Photos entry on the Mac you?re sitting in front of. It will import as an untitled event. Just Control- (Right) click on one of the images, choose Show Event, and you?ll be taken to the event that contains these images. You can now click on the Untitled Event entry at the top of the window and rename the event to something that?s easier for you to find. Once you import the event/photos you want onto your iMac, connect your iPod, and select the photos you wish to sync to it. Cheers, Ronni 17 MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Quad-Core i7 ?Thunderbolt 2.3GHz / 8GB / 750GB @ 7200rpm HD OS X 10.7.4 Lion Windows 7 Ultimate (under sufferance) On 04/07/2012, at 11:02 AM, Matt Falvey wrote: Hi, I am having a problem trying to sync or manually load an event from a MPB (which is linked to my iMac via wifi sharing on the same network), to my iPod which is registered through my iMac. On my Imac I select the iPod under devices in iTunes go to PhotosSync Photos from MPBmattPictures and get to iphoto Library and it is greyed out? I
Problem trying to get photo's from an iPhoto Event from MPB to an iPod attached to iMac
Hi Ronni, Thanks for clearing that up for me. However whatever has happened has created a worse situation, I will post on a new title. Take care. Matt - Hi Matt, Actions Allowed for Shared Photos: Just because you can see shared albums in your source pane doesn?t mean you can do everything with their contents that you can do with your own photos. You can copy shared photos and albums to your library or albums, play a basic slideshow with shared photos, and send shared photos to others via email. You CANNOT edit shared photos in any way, assign keywords and ratings, get much photo info, make a new album, use a shared album to create a book, print photos, put shared photos on your Desktop or use them as your screen saver, make an iDVD slideshow, burn them to disc, send them to iWeb, or export them in any way. Basically, you can only view shared photos; for any action that requires making changes, you must first copy the photos to your Mac. One thing I did notice though was that it did not bring with the import the Added descriptions and the Places I had spent hours logging and it dropped about 100 photo's overall. That's correct, you are copying from a 'shared Library' not your library... as I mentioned in my previous reply It will import as an untitled event. Perhaps you could connect to your Network via Ethernet cable, and change in System Preferences Network to Ethernet. Should be faster than Wi-Fi. Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad On 05/07/2012, at 3:27 PM, Matt Falvey mmfal...@bigpond.net.au wrote: Hi Ronni, thanks for the reply. The answer was almost what I wanted. I really wanted to leave the photo's on the MPB and not create another duplicate set on the iMac, but it seems as if I cant do that so I followed your instructions and they did work. Although I had to do it in four stages as there were just under 1200 photo's and each time the import count neared 400 the beachball of death would appear and I had to do force quit and restart, find where it was up to last time and then after the second stall, I worked out it could only handle the 400, I had to find the last photo that it imported then select the next one and guess about 400 on and start the procedure again. One thing I did notice though was that it did not bring with the import the Added descriptions and the Places I had spent hours logging and it dropped about 100 photo's overall. I am still working through the Added Descriptions and Places on the originals, 50% through, can I do this by connecting it up with a firewire or USB? So as it wont drop out, when I have another go at syncing at a later date? Thanks again Matt -- Message: 1 Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2012 12:05:50 +0800 From: Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com Subject: Re: Problem trying to get photo's from an iPhoto Event from MPB to aniPod attached to iMac To: wamug@wamug.org.au Message-ID: 6a440c5e-5eba-4a97-beaa-210014dae...@mac.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Hi Matt, I'm not sure if I have understood you correctly, so post back if what I type below is not want you want please. You can 'Copy' iPhoto images over a Network. With the Macs connected to the same network launch iPhoto on each Mac, then go to iPhoto?s preference window, and click the Sharing tab. Enable the 'Look For Shared Photos', 'Share My Photos' 'Share entire Library' options on each Mac. Under the Shared entry in iPhoto?s Library pane you should see the name of your other Mac. Now select your other Mac, navigate to the pictures you want to copy to your Mac, and select them. Drag them to iPhoto?s Photos entry on your Mac. They?ll be added to that Mac?s iPhoto library. Alternatively you can drag them into an album on that Mac and they?ll be added to the album. You can also import entire albums from one Mac to another. To do that, just select the album you want to import from the remote Mac and drag it to the Photos entry on the Mac you?re sitting in front of. It will import as an untitled event. Just Control- (Right) click on one of the images, choose Show Event, and you?ll be taken to the event that contains these images. You can now click on the Untitled Event entry at the top of the window and rename the event to something that?s easier for you to find. Once you import the event/photos you want onto your iMac, connect your iPod, and select the photos you wish to sync to it. Cheers, Ronni 17 MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Quad-Core i7 ?Thunderbolt 2.3GHz / 8GB / 750GB @ 7200rpm HD OS X 10.7.4 Lion Windows 7 Ultimate (under sufferance) On 04/07/2012, at 11:02 AM, Matt
Problem trying to get photo's from an iPhoto Event from MPB to an iPod attached to iMac
Hi, I am having a problem trying to sync or manually load an event from a MPB (which is linked to my iMac via wifi sharing on the same network), to my iPod which is registered through my iMac. On my Imac I select the iPod under devices in iTunes go to PhotosSync Photos from MPBmattPictures and get to iphoto Library and it is greyed out? I then tried iPhoto Library Manager and selected the MPB iphoto library and it showed up. I tried to Relaunch iPhoto and received the notice, Caution - The iPhoto Library is locked, on a locked disk, or your do not have permission to make changes to it with an OK option which once pressed closed the iPhoto Application. I checked Systems Preferences and had SharingShared FoldersPicturesUsers Myself as admin RW and Everyone as Read only on the MPB, which is the source for the files. Oh and File Sharing is On on both computers. I have been able to get to photos in other file located in MBPmattPictures folder to the iPod, using the Sync method above, but of all the files located in the Pictures folder the only one that is greyed out is iPhoto file. Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can make it appear in iTunes, so as I can use the sync facility? I presume I cannot plug the iPod into the MPB as it would ruin the sync with all of the songs, videos, audio books etc. that have been loaded onto it from the iMac? Thanks Matt. -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml Guidelines - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml Settings Unsubscribe - http://lists.wamug.org.au/listinfo/wamug.org.au-wamug
Re: Problem trying to get photo's from an iPhoto Event from MPB to an iPod attached to iMac
Hi Matt, I'm not sure if I have understood you correctly, so post back if what I type below is not want you want please. You can 'Copy' iPhoto images over a Network. With the Macs connected to the same network launch iPhoto on each Mac, then go to iPhoto’s preference window, and click the Sharing tab. Enable the 'Look For Shared Photos', 'Share My Photos' 'Share entire Library' options on each Mac. Under the Shared entry in iPhoto’s Library pane you should see the name of your other Mac. Now select your other Mac, navigate to the pictures you want to copy to your Mac, and select them. Drag them to iPhoto’s Photos entry on your Mac. They’ll be added to that Mac’s iPhoto library. Alternatively you can drag them into an album on that Mac and they’ll be added to the album. You can also import entire albums from one Mac to another. To do that, just select the album you want to import from the remote Mac and drag it to the Photos entry on the Mac you’re sitting in front of. It will import as an untitled event. Just Control- (Right) click on one of the images, choose Show Event, and you’ll be taken to the event that contains these images. You can now click on the Untitled Event entry at the top of the window and rename the event to something that’s easier for you to find. Once you import the event/photos you want onto your iMac, connect your iPod, and select the photos you wish to sync to it. Cheers, Ronni 17 MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Quad-Core i7 “Thunderbolt 2.3GHz / 8GB / 750GB @ 7200rpm HD OS X 10.7.4 Lion Windows 7 Ultimate (under sufferance) On 04/07/2012, at 11:02 AM, Matt Falvey wrote: Hi, I am having a problem trying to sync or manually load an event from a MPB (which is linked to my iMac via wifi sharing on the same network), to my iPod which is registered through my iMac. On my Imac I select the iPod under devices in iTunes go to PhotosSync Photos from MPBmattPictures and get to iphoto Library and it is greyed out? I then tried iPhoto Library Manager and selected the MPB iphoto library and it showed up. I tried to Relaunch iPhoto and received the notice, Caution - The iPhoto Library is locked, on a locked disk, or your do not have permission to make changes to it with an OK option which once pressed closed the iPhoto Application. I checked Systems Preferences and had SharingShared FoldersPicturesUsers Myself as admin RW and Everyone as Read only on the MPB, which is the source for the files. Oh and File Sharing is On on both computers. I have been able to get to photos in other file located in MBPmattPictures folder to the iPod, using the Sync method above, but of all the files located in the Pictures folder the only one that is greyed out is iPhoto file. Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can make it appear in iTunes, so as I can use the sync facility? I presume I cannot plug the iPod into the MPB as it would ruin the sync with all of the songs, videos, audio books etc. that have been loaded onto it from the iMac? Thanks Matt. -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml Guidelines - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml Settings Unsubscribe - http://lists.wamug.org.au/listinfo/wamug.org.au-wamug
