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Make iTunes Talk to iPhoto
What do you do when iPhoto has been volunteering to communicate with your digi-cam and it now possesses all of your .avi files? It doesn't seem to want to give them up easily.
Make iTunes Talk to iPhoto
What do you do when iPhoto has been volunteering to communicate with your digi-cam and it now possesses all of your .avi files? It doesn't seem to want to give them up easily. I can't really believe that I have to open the entrails of iPhoto to root out all the .avi files and then drop the interesting ones to an AppleScript just to then watch them on my new iPod Movie via alia. This part all seems very un-Applesque.Find them in iPhoto and drag them where you want. There's a Movies smart playlist by default.
Make iTunes Talk to iPhoto
Sure enough. I was able to drag an AVI from iPhoto to the desktop space, but it still seems a bit incomplete for Apple to not provide some built-in communication between these applications (a la iPhoto to iMovie). It's not very iLife-ish.
Make iTunes Talk to iPhoto
I've been using Image Capture to import AVI files (to the Movies folder, to organize later) and deleting them from the camera before importing the remaining images into iPhoto.
Make iTunes Talk to iPhoto
The way you say volunteering, i guess you don't want iPhoto to automatically communicate with your digital cam??? |
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