Warning: Users still using iPhoto conside…

Warning: Users still using iPhoto considering upgrading to Catalina If you're still using iPhoto 9.6.1 and are considering upgrading to Catalina I suggest you do the following prior to the upgrade to Catalina: 1 - run iPhoto First Aid on the library: Repair Library Permissions, Rebuild Thumbnails and Rebuild Library Database. This is to give Photos the cleanest iPhoto library to migrate. 2 - since you're on High Sierra migrate to Photos and check to see if all of your albums, projects and photos are migrated correctly. If you have problems you can open the iPhoto library with iPhoto and check its integrity and try migrating again. Hopefully this pre-upgrade preparation will provide you with a smooth and accurate iPhoto to Photos migration. Here are some user tips from Photos for Mac User Tips that will help you in your transition from iPhoto to Photos: Notes on Migrating an iPhoto Library from iPhoto to Photos for Mac Moments in Photos are the New Events. External Editors in Photos Are Here Photo Editing Extensions for Photos for Mac Post 9/30/2018 Printing Options for Photos - Apple Community Ordering Books and Calendars on a Mac that cannot be updated past El Capitan Use Project Extensions to order print products in Photos after September 30, 2018 - Apple Support Create and order print products in Photos with Project Extensions - Apple Support Good luck with your migration and upgrade.

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iPhoto Library I have an iPhoto Library of 84 GB that can not be seen. When I double click on it, the following message appears: "Cannot open migrated library". I have macOS Catalina and with the actual "Photos" software it is not possible. Any ideas to solve this issue? THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR HELP!

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Photos Problems with Catalina 10.15.7. I have had several problems with Photos under the OSX Catalina 10.15.7. 1. Difficulty exporting - ‘unknown error’ 2. Lots of duplicates caused by the extension changing from .jpg to .jpeg 3. Inability you open after a ‘repair’ - error 3154. I recently consolidated several old photos libraries into my system photos library. From 1968 to 2017 I had kept a separate library per year because iPhoto did not seem to work well with large numbers of photos. The number of photos per year was between a few hundred and in one case around 9,000. In total I have around 90,000 photos. I want one library so that (a) I can see all photos on all devices (via iCloud); (b) it can match faces, events etc. across all my photos. I wish Photos had the facility to simply move photos between libraries, but as that is not the case I found the best way is to export unmodified originals from the old library to a temporary folder, then import then into the system library. This method keeps the original file name (except the extension), the capture date and the time. 1. Exporting worked for all but one of the legacy libraries. This one (2014) only exports a few hundred of the 6071 photos then says that the rest cannot be exported ‘due to an unknown error’. There is much on the internet about the problem in Catalina, some claiming it was fixed in a previous version. I am using the current version. I tried other types of export, including drag and drop, but none worked. I tried rebuilding the library: once does not help and if I do it a second time all the photos disappear. I tried opening it on another machine running OS X Sierra but it could not open it. When I investigated some of the photos that were not exported, I found that they also cannot be edited, with the error message ‘unable to load adjustments for this image’. 2. Importing worked fine, but I realized rather late that the new version of Photos had exported the files with a .jpeg extension, when they had a .jpg extension originally. What’s more, the photos with the new extension were not recognized as being the same as the ones with the old extension, so I created a lot of duplicates. I was able to circumvent this problem with later transfers by changing the extensions to .jpg in the temporary folder, with ‘rename all’ in Finder. I think (a) Photos should not change extensions unless selected in a preference (b) photos that are identical apart from the extension should be recognized as the same and therefore ‘already imported’. 3. The worst problem is that after three days of consolidation I had a problem Photos hanging while sorting my albums, so I force quit it and restarted it. It would not open, so I rebuilt the library. It still will not open – error 3154. A repeated rebuild does not help. So now I cannot access any photos. This is most frustrating. I sincerely hope that Apple will quickly make a new release that will solve these problems. In the meantime, if anyone can suggest a workaround to problems 1 or 3, please let me know! Summary of suggestions for Apple re Photos Add a facility to move or copy photos directly from one library to another If exporting using filename, use the original extension as well. Ensure that export always works. If I can see the photos in the app, then it must be possible to export them! Recognize 'already imported' photos preferably by content; in any case the extension should be ignored. Ensure that repair and rebuild always works. The whole point of them should be to fix errors and to bring the library up to the latest standard.

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