#Iphoto update install
#Iphoto update update
#Iphoto update software
#Iphoto update code
#Iphoto update license

Tap 'Download and Install' if there is an update available. Go to 'Settings' > 'General' > 'Software Update' and check the update for iOS. For iPhoto installed from iLife disc, you can get the update in iPhoto's notification.

#Iphoto update install

If you purchased iPhoto in Mac App Store, click the 'App Store' option in 'Apple' menu, and then you can check and install update for iPhoto in the 'Update' tab. And you can install update for iPhoto manually.

IPhoto would notice you automatically when there is an update available by default.

#Iphoto update license

If you are presented an update available for your MacBook, read Apple user license and 'Agree' it to trigger the Mac update process. Unfold the 'Apple' menu at top left corner of the screen, and pick 'Software Update' to open Mac App Store. Connect your MacBook to a safe Wi-Fi network.

#Iphoto update software

The outdated software brings many problems, including compatibility issues.

When iPhone photos are not showing up in iPhoto, the first thing you should consider is to update your Mac and iPhoto. In this part, you can get several common ways to get rid of the problem of iPhone photos not showing up in iPhoto. Part 2: Common Solutions for iPhone Photos Not Showing Up in iPhoto/Photos on Mac After selecting, right click to select the 'Export to Mac' to start transferring iPhone photos to iPhoto. Select all photos you want to import to MacBook, click the 'Export to' menu on top of the window. Transfer iPhone photos to Mac in one click Then you can preview iPhone photos in details window by clicking the 'Photos' option on the left sidebar.

Launch the program and click your device name on the top dropdown of the home interface after your iPhone is detected. Then I ejected the phone and re-connected it again and made a few changes, then synced again.Īs I?m starting from scratch and you folks have an existing sync, that would suggest a cache issue to me.Step 2. I was not able to replicate the issue on my machine, though the issue, as was suggested by ASD user 'Terence Devlin' appears to be related to permissions or cache corruption: 'Well I?m on 8.1 and I?ve never synced with my iPhone, so just now I did for the first time and the synce ran with no problems. Click 'Rebuild'.Other suggestions included resetting or restoring your iPhone, repairing disk permissions using Disk Utility, or running a third party disk check application. Rebuild the iPhoto Library Database from automatic backup4. In the 'Rebuild Photo Library' window, select the check boxes for: - Examine and repair iPhoto Library file permissions Hold (Command Option) and click to open iPhoto.ģ. Users can attempt to rebuild their iPhoto Library:Ģ. Many believe the error is due in part to corrupt iPhoto Album data, perhaps caused by the update. I guess thats the reason for the sync error I accounted.'There are several theories as to why this sync error is occurring, though none of those solutions seems to fix the issue entirely. The box that used to show all my albums from iPhoto is now empty. But after upgrading to iPhoto 8.1 it seems like the iPhone cannot recognize any albums at all. I have created some albums with the photos I want to sync to my iPhone, and I have checked the box 'sync checked albums only'. If I decheck 'sync photos' in the iPhone sync options in iTunes, it will sync without any problems. ASD user 'viking bear' reports: 'First time I connected my iPhone 3GS to my iMac after upgrading to iPhoto 8.1 I got an error message: 'cannot sync iPhone - unknown error -50' I get a message in Iphoto saying an unknown error (-50) prevented the sync.'Bruce's issue is corroborated by several Apple Support Discussions users. MacFixIt reader 'Bruce W.' writes in to tell us about his syncing issues: 'After upgrading to Iphoto 8.1 I can no longer sync my iPhone. Thanks to our great MacFixIt readers for sending in solutions as they are found! If you still encounter the error, try deleting iPhoto Slideshows. In summary, first try turning off all the music on your iPhoto Slideshows, then attempt to sync your iPhone/iPod touch. MacFixIt reader 'Joseph W.' reports, 'If you disable all music in slideshows, the sync issue goes away.' Later in the ASD thread above, Joseph's intel is confirmed. Another user suggested simply turning off the music in your slideshows, citing that that would solve the issue as well. This Apple Support Discussions thread reports the many variations of this issue as well as the workaround. Users have found that deleting their iPhoto Slideshows solved the (-50) error in iTunes. Update: It appears as though the bug in iPhoto, which was causing iPhoto Albums to not show up properly in iTunes when attempting to sync photos to your iPhone or iPod touch, is due to corrupt data in iPhoto Slideshows following the iPhoto 8.1 update.

#Iphoto update code

Users are experiencing the error code (-50). Edited by Joe AimonettiSeveral users are reporting difficulty syncing their iPhones to iPhoto '09 following the latest iPhoto update, 8.1.