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Feb 2, 2009 8:34 PM in response to Terence Devlinby rheider,td,
no faces identified are not showing up on corkboard.
What should I do?
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Feb 3, 2009 6:10 AM in response to Mike Morganby Winnie11,Terence Devlin, you are right. It happens somehow when you are moving the Library from one machine to the another during the faces scan. It happened to me, too. However, the problem did not occur on the originating mac. Thus, I am working there right now. Did not try to move the library again. -
Feb 5, 2009 6:16 PM in response to Winnie11by Big Jay,I have received the same problem with my G4 iMac. I am able to view my library and add names to the faces in the library but when I go to the cork-board nothing appears. It has the beginning screen telling me to name people. I tried re installing iphoto with now luck. Anyone else have this problem and resolve it. The face feature works great on my Intel iMac. Thanks in advance. -
Feb 7, 2009 2:00 PM in response to Big Jayby iamthejae,i have the same problem.
i actually just got done wiping my computer and reinstalling leopard. i updated everything, used time machine to restore all my apps. installed ilife 09 and the faces dont show up on the corkboard like these others.
i have not moved my hdd like mike morgan, but still have the same prob. this is dumb, plus after naming about 30 faces, i look back and some of the faces have saved and some have not. some pictures with 2 or more faces have some saved faces and some others are not. sounds like there are lots of bugs to be worked out still. -
Feb 9, 2009 10:19 AM in response to Mike Morganby Malicai,After reading through everyone's posts and giving it a go below is an easy to use solution that works:
1. Quit Iphoto
2. Go to Iphoto library, right click - select- show package contents
3. delete face.db (You will not lose photos, only the tags on faces already recognized)
4. delete face.blob.db
5. reinstall ilife (this resets all database parameters)
6. Open Iphoto. allow faces to run all they way through scanning your entire library without pausing, stopping or quitting iphoto. Depending on the size of your library it could take quite a while. Mine took almost 24 hours. The more programs you have open at the same time, the slower the process.
7. Begin by recognizing one face. Some one you have alot of photos of. Identify 3-5 photos.
8. Click Faces.
9. your identified face should now show up on faces. -
Feb 9, 2009 10:36 AM in response to Malicaiby Terence Devlin,Welcome to the Apple Discussions.5. reinstall ilife (this resets all database parameters)
This step is unnecessary. All you have to do is remove the face.db and face.blob.db and then restarting iPhoto will set off the rescan.
Also, as the databse is in the Library, re-installing has no affect whatever on the database, so I’m not sure what you man by “this resets all database parameter”. Ir doesn’t even reset preferences.
Regards
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Feb 9, 2009 1:09 PM in response to Terence Devlinby iamthejae,that seems easy enough, i will try this. thank you, both of you. -
Feb 11, 2009 8:50 PM in response to Terence Devlinby fiswebdesign,I'm having the same issue, it takes the names and they don't show up on the Corkboard? When I go back to re-name a pic it shows the faces named and when I click on the Arrow on the pic, it takes me to all the pics for that Face, but when I click see all faces, Nothing..?
Please explain how to fix this, it's irritating to purchase this and have it so Glitchy..! -
Feb 11, 2009 11:59 PM in response to iamthejaeby iamthejae,i deleted the faces.db file that you said(i did not delete the faces.blob.db). reopened iphoto and let it do its faces thing, process all of that without turning it off. i name the faces and it worked!
all the faces showed up in the faces panel now, thank you for your knowledgeable insight.
this problem has been solved! -
Feb 12, 2009 1:17 PM in response to Mike Morganby RooneyR,I'm having the same problem. I upgraded from iPhoto 8 to 9 fromt he iLife '09 Install DVD. iPhoto installed, restarted, opened, upgraded the library to version 9, then went through Faces scan, and... no faces on the corkboard and the bottom of the window says "No Faces".
I then tried the suggestions in this Forum... deleted the 2 Faces.dbs and restarted. No change. Reinstalled the program from the disc. No change.
Places works, so I assume that I am on version 9, though the Get Info window still stays iPhoto 8.0, created 12/22/08 5:52 pm.
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Feb 12, 2009 2:10 PM in response to RooneyRby Terence Devlin,Have you identified any faces for the app?
Regards
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Feb 12, 2009 2:46 PM in response to Terence Devlinby RooneyR,Nothing has appeared to identify. The corkboard has only the stock photo, the "how to get started" note, and the bottom of the window says "No Faces". -
Feb 12, 2009 3:02 PM in response to RooneyRby Terence Devlin,Perhaps you should read the Help or watch the tutorial that’s offered at Start Up.
Go look at a picture. Click on the Name button. Name the face. Then go abck and look at the Corkboard.
Regards
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Feb 12, 2009 3:24 PM in response to Mike Morganby RooneyR,Thank you TD. It would have taken me a long time to have figured that out.