Hi, this happened to me using EyeTV home. Because iphoto 6 uses a
different file structure, all I was getting when showing my photos on
the TV is the grey boxes. When I looked on the Elgato support pages,
they acknowledged the problem, and suggested putting links to the
photos in the Pictures folder, which are then accessible. I don't
have my usual albums, but could do them in the Pictures folder.
Elgato will have to update the EyeTV Home programme to work with
iPhoto 6.
However, in iPhoto 6 itself, I have access to the photos, so am not
sure what happened in your case. On my computer, the photos are in
the iPhoto folder in a sub-folder called 'originals'. So, I don't
think they've disappeared altogether.
It would be worthwhile to check support pages on Apple because I
imagine other people are having problems too and there is probably a
workaround.
cheers, Susan.
On 31/01/2006, at 10:43 PM, Lloyd White wrote:
I have just upgraded to iLife 06. Disaster.
I have three iPhoto libraries controlled by iPhoto Manager.
Two of the recently added Libraries have upgraded and work well.
The third
is the original with 3500 photos on it. All I now see are grey
outlines of
where the photos were. Nothing in them although it says there are 3500
photos and the albums are there indicating full photos. Each album
contains
the same grey dotted box outlines of the photos.
I have trashed the appleiPhotoplist file from the preferences and
repaired
permission and verified the hard disk with Disk Utilities. All OK but
nothing has changed.
I made a back-up of all photos on an external hard disk before
upgrading so
I know I have them but why can't I see them in iPhoto?
Are there any ideas please?
Lloyd
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