Aperture Stuck Generating Preview
Every time I open Aperture I get the "Processing..." spinner indefinitely. When I open the Activity console I see that it is stuck generating a preview. I deleted the offending photo and restarted (I have to Force Quit every time) and I find that it is stuck on a new photo. I've deleted about 15 photos now and I feel like I'm just playing whack a mole. Some of these photos have been in my library for 3+ years, so I don't think there's anything actually wrong with them.
I have done the double-click+cmd+option trick to repair permissions, repair library and rebuild library, none of which seem to help. I've removed my Facebook account in case it was pulling a bad photo from there. I also attempted to open the library in iPhoto, but that app just starts beach-balling.
I'm using Aperture 3.4.3 on OS X 10.8.2. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I solved the problem by using Time Machine to pull up a slightly older version of my Aperture Library before the issues started.
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Also, have you checked, if Aperture is more responsive, when you are working with a different Aperture library?
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Path: /Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/MacOS/Aperture
Identifier: com.apple.Aperture
Version: 3.3.1 (3.3.1)
Build Info: Aperture-251003000000000~5
Code Type: X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [144]
Date/Time: 2012-07-08 00:39:11.063 +0100
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.7.4 (11E53)
Report Version: 9
Interval Since Last Report: 694083 sec
Crashes Since Last Report: 13
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 4074 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 11
Anonymous UUID: C2A90DBB-25B7-419D-BAF4-477ADFDECBC5
Crashed Thread: 11
Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Application Specific Information:
*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '-[__NSCFNumber isEqualToString:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x1c3'
*** First throw call stack:
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objc[77154]: garbage collection is OFF
terminate called throwing an exception
abort() called
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I have got a Canon 5 Mark III, but aperture generates previews instead of using the embedded previews of my Camera. Who has got an idea? Thanks
The built-in previews are ONLY used initially for speed.
If you have this set, then turn on quick preview and you'll be able view your images when the embedded previews. But Aperture will not use these previews *forever* - it's only to be faster during import.
You may be misunderstanding what this feature is for and how it's meant to be used. It's to make import and initial photo editing (picking your best shots) much faster - along the lines of the speed of Photo Mechanic, which it is.
It is not intended to permanently use the camera generated JPEG preview a the preview. That woudn't really make sense as it doesn't represent how it looks. -
Still generating previews even if I turned the feature off
Hi,
I turned off generating previews in preferences, but Aperture 1.5 still generates previews when I open a project, taking a massive amount of time to do so in the process. I would like to know how to avoid this in order to make Aperture fly.
Anyone?
Best regards,
Kjell AreSplendid. Thank you that helps a lot. Perhaps you
have a tip for a second problem?
I have used ACR since the beginning, and I find that
the curve tool is an excellent in letting me control
the top of the luminance part of the image that
sometimes is over-exposed.
Is there a way of gaining control of just the top of
the luminance part of an image?
Go to Levels (in Aperture), select the Luminance graph to change,
Turn on Quarter-tone controls (small cross-hatch button in the top right of the panel).
Hold down Option, and drag middle adjustment arrow over to the right.
Now use the rightmost quarter-tone control (line with top and bottom arrows) to adjust highlights - the changes will not extend beyond where you leave the center line.
That is the beauty of the Aperture Levels tool, that you can make limited changes at the ends of the histogram without a whole bunch of control points to lock down the curve.
Also note that after you change the luminance Levels, you can continue to change any of the color channel Levels independently. -
Aperture Reprocessing Images, Previews, and Thumbnails
Came across a bug the otherday while working with metadata. After attempting to use Metadata->Batch Change->Time Adjustment I noticed that after applying the adjustment the date/time on the images returned back to their original settings. I thought it strange but simply switched over to Metadata->Adjust Date and Time with the Also Change Original File option checked. This seemed to work.
But - then I began to notice also that the system was slowing. Did a little checking and discovered that Aperture was processing thumbnails and previews in the background. This should not have been happening for a couple reasons:
1) I always allow previews and thumbs to complete follwing an import before doing anything else
2) None of the images were being modified at the time (I was simply scrolling through libraries)
I have spent a couple days on this now and could not find the culprit. It goes something like this:
Open Aperture - everything is fine
Select a library and start looking through it and not soon after the activity window shows it building previews (and/or thumbnails) for the library I am in.
Just tonight that got me thinking. I opened Aperture
I opened a library
From the Inspector I went to the Info tab
I selected the Aperture drop down
Every time I view an image - the "Last Modified Date:" time stamp gets updated to the current date/time - even though I am not modifing the image in any way.
I am guessing this is what reset by DTG values (paragraph 1) and why thumbnails and previews are being regenerated.
I repaired permissions
I repaired the library
I rebuilt the database
I deleted all previews and rebuilt them
Permissions are R&W to the folder the library is in
Permissions are R&W to the library itself
What I cannot figure out is why Aperture is "Updating" every image I view.
I was wondering - if anyone else had come across a similar issue.
System Information
Mac OSX dual 2.26Ghz Quad Core
RAM 32GB
DIsk Size 2TB / 845GB Free
Dual monitor configuration
Aperture v3.4.3
Library Size: 10,189 images / 47GB
Library Type: Managed
Location: my home directory
Faces Enabled (but turning it off has no affect)
Post-Import Processing uses Camera Previews (but using Standard Previews has no affect)
New projects automatically generate previews is OFF
Share previews with iLife and iWork is NEVER
Photo Preview is 1920x1920 (lower size has no affect)
Photo Quality is 12 High (lower setting has no affect)
Photo Stream is OFF (never been ON)Update
So tonight I tore into the library contents itself and found that all of my images were quarantined with com.apple.quarantine.
I switched to my laptop loaded aperture and viewed the demo library discovering that the masters there are not quarantined. So, it appears that sandbox security flagged all my images for god only know why.
I've spent the night manually removing quarantine from all my files. The I deleted all the thumbnails and am rerunning thumbnail and preview generation. I'm hoping this resolves the issue.
But now the next question - why were the masters flagged in the first place? -
Aperture plugin copies previews, doesn't import or stack
Has anyone tried the option:
"For images which have been adjusted in Aperture, import full size previews from the Aperture Library (if they are available and up-to-date)."
…and subsequently selecting…
"For Referenced images left in their original location, place version previews in the same folder as the master image to allow for automatic stacking"
When selecting these option, the plugin copies the master files into a hierarchy in finder, organized by date. Indeed, it does copy JPEG previews, if available.
Perhaps I'm missing something, but it doesn't import these JPEG files into the Lightroom catalog, nor does it automatically stack the preview with the master file. The Aperture preview files end in _Aperture_preview.jpg. Or in other words, a preview for IMG_2924.CR2 would read IMG_2924_Aperture_preview.jpgGood question, but difficult to answer. Yes. I completed a 40,000 image import with all options checked.
A couple of things though. The plugin will leave any "referenced" files where they are and copy any "managed" master files in your Aperture library to the location you specify. Previews will be copied to the corresponding old "referenced" master file location, or the new Lightroom location, depending on the source.
Only files with generated previews will be copied to Lightroom. I also saw several errors about previews being "skipped" because they were "not up-to-date". Could be that the preview just does not exist, or that it could not cope with the size of the preview. Just don't know, because Aperture does not make this easy to know what you do and do not have previews for. I strongly suggest you make a conscious decision to delete previews you do not want (makes the result messy), and create appropriate sized previews for what you do want to keep. So I'd suggest you delete previews, then generate them for all that you need, based on filters. Strongly suggest creating full-resolution previews. You only get one shot, so why not have a full-sized preview.
And it does stack photos with previews. Remember, Lightroom will not stack Aperture stacks. Will only create keywords for them, if the option was chosen, but you can stack them later. Did not have the presence of mind to keyword all my photos that did or did not have previews, so I wasn't able to get a good idea of how accurate the plugin was in stacking previews. Suggest you keyword photos you create previews for so you have some method of validating the conversion afterward, or need to compare output from the error log.
Lightroom DOES NOT allow the use of stacks in the "collections" view. <sigh> So make sure you're using the "catalog" view. -
Generating Previews then crashing
Hi,
when I open Aperture it immediately says generating previews when I click on the little whorly thing in the bottom left corner. Yet the previews are never generated and Aperture crashes when I attempt to quit or cancel the preview generation. It also prevents me from updating my vault because it says it needs to wait for background processes to complete. I had aperture 1.0 and now 2.0 with all the updates, it did the same thing on both versions.
Any help is appreciated!L2 cache per processor 4mb 2x3GHz Dual Core Intel Xeon 4GB memory Nvidia Quadro FX 4500.
I'm running aperture 2.1 and my hard drives are less than 1/3 full ( 4x 465 GB)
Hope this helps. -
Dear Lightroom Team,
I've been a Lightroom user since the very first Beta, and I am truly happy with the work you deliver. It changed my way of editing forever, and you guys keep improving it.
Yet there is that one question that bothers me, and that i'm looking for an answer for.
My Workflow has the generate Previews checkbox checked by standard. I usually import between 150 and 2000 photos at once, on occaions it can be up to 5000 photos. Generating Previews always takes a significant amount of time, and Lightroom is only using 25% of my CPU Power while doing so. (using a MacBook Pro 8,2)
I understand the concept, that only using 25% CPU enables me to use the computer while waiting for the Previews. But most of the time I just grab myself a cup of coffee, do the dishes or other stuff, while waiting for the Previews. Usually I rund out of things to do, because it takes ages to Process all the photos. So I would really love to make Lightroom use ALL the cpu power possible.
I'm sure you guys have spent a lot of thoughts while coding this and have a very good answer handy. Looking forward reading it!
all the best,
WolfgangWolfgang Lienbacher wrote:
I was actually hoping to get an official reply from adobe ...
This is prmarily a user-to-user forum. The Adobe staff monitored site is here:
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family
On my four-year old Windows 7 i7-860 system LR4.4.1 takes ~0.5 sec. per Canon 5D MKII 21Mp raw image to render 'Standard-Sized' previews with LR Catalog Settings 'Standard Preview Size' set to '2048' pixels. I consider that pretty fast!
I usually build 1:1 full-size previews on import, which takes ~5.0 sec. per image. Processor utilization varies between 15-50% for Standard-Sized previews and 15-65% for 1:1 previews. I consider this pretty slow, but it doesn't stop me from working on the images inside LR's Library and Develop modules.
I wait until 'Copy and import photos' has completed and can see Preview Building has started. LR doesn't slow-down much even with the 1:1 preview building going on in the background. Have you tried working in LR during the preview building (i.e. sorting, rating, keywording, and Develop adjustments)? -
How to delete a photo stuck in preview
I downlaoded a jpeg today which somehow is stuck in Preview and says "page 1" after the photo. I cannot delete this photo and it keeps popping up full screen on my computer. Any ideas how to get rid of it?
Launch Preview then press Command + Option + Esc to force quit the app.
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Aperture 3 book preview: Always WYSIWYG compared to the print?
I have found that the Aperture photo book previews of identical images differ significantly depending on the file type. This came to my attention when I compared .jpg images to RAW images on the same page. The reds and resulting skin tones were very different. So I tried converting the same image to several different file types and the differences in the reds among them was quite a problem. Meanwhile, in the Aperture viewer the different formats were almost indistinguishable. The worst shift between the preview and the viewer colors occurred for the Canon RAW format - major slide from red into orange. I also tried .jpg (quality 10) and .psd (8 and 16 bit). Their reds in the previews are also significantly different from the Aperture viewer in terms of saturation, brightness and contrast. It doesn't matter whether onscreen proofing is on or off. The 'red shift' also happens regardless of whether the monitor calibration is via Colormunki or the 'best fit' OS X eyeball calibration method.
So, what am I to believe? The Aperture viewer or the book preview? Or neither? I'm not ordering all these expensive books until this is resolved. FWIW, single prints from Apple based on the Canon RAW images are very far from the viewer appearance. Their reds are muted and skin tones are sickly...
Any and all comments much appreciated!
Frank in MinneapolisHere is the 'not so happy' conclusion to this story. After working with an Aperture support engineer I learned the following:
1) The print preview is the result of the particular color profile for the specific printer that will be used on each order, after it is applied to the submitted images. So if one's monitor is calibrated then the preview image should be very representative of the printed image.
2) The hue shift that I see is particularly striking in pure reds that have an RGB green channel value of zero. The printing color in the preview will consistently add green. Blues in the same regions are variable, sometimes adding more blue and sometimes subtracting it, which worsens the hue shift.
3) This effect is independent of the computer submitting the image data - results were identical among 3 different macs.
4) Regarding the difference between image appearance in the Aperture viewer vs. the print preview - that DID vary among macs. The best WYSIWYG performance (least difference) was on a new iMac calibrated by eye with the Apple utility, the worst was on my Mac Pro with video card upgrade and Dell Ultrasharp monitors, calibrated using colormunki.
5) You are welcome to take a look at the before-after difference as displayed in an online album. It compares a .jpg made from the print preview to a .jpg made from a screen grab (using the Grab program). Files had to be converted to .jpg format to upload. On my rig they do show the issue. Note my comments and you are also welcome to leave comments there. The URL is: http://opa.cig2.usa.canon.com/s/m/BhVjzDMZypG
The password is: photoprint
6) In summary, the RAW image format is not as standardized as other more ubiquitous formats and each can be somewhat different. So it remains to be seen whether Apple has time to fine-tune the application to all of the standards. It may not make financial sense. But until this is fixed, they will not receive any print business from me.
FrankinMinneapolis -
Error generating preview - installer
I'm trying to build an installer, but in the Source Files page I can't see any of the files, it only shows <Error generating preview>
Any help?
Attachments:
error3.JPG 21 KBHi remenakb,
You should check out this discussion forum posting. Do you have any new subvis? Do you have anything named the same? Can you build the installer anyways? What version of LabVIEW are you using?
Regards,
Hillary E
National Instruments -
Troubleshooting "error generating preview" in Installer
From time to time, I have run into this maddening condition where I build an installer and it will not run because it reports “error generating preview” errors on the EXE for which I am trying to build the installer. Most often, I can build the EXE just fine, without errors. The run button does not show any problems, and the application EXE runs without issue. When I try to build the installer, I get the error. I have scoured NI’s web site and find many people with this problem, loads of “try this” type advice, and reports of “I fixed it” that often don’t make any sense. It is nearly impossible to troubleshoot this problem in an orderly, sensible way. Sure there are some build log files that can be activated, and you can look through them, but rarely is there anything “telling” in these rather verbose dumps (if they are created at all). How is it that the Installer builder can notify me that there is an “error generating preview”, but cannot point me at the source of the error?! How insane is that?
I would like to put out a passion plea to National Instruments Engineering, or to one of you many LabVIEW community gurus’s to provide some detailed instructions for diagnosing, finding, and fixing these vexing errors. Can someone please write up some sort of step by step for this diagnosis?
The second thing I would love is for NI to report more detail in the Installer builder as to what is causing the error. Telling me there is an error (that you just found) but keeping the issue a secret does not help me get my job done.
If there is already a detailed step-by-step guide for diagnosing and fixing these issues, I apologize for this post and would be very grateful if someone would kindly point me to this oracle of wisdom.
Thanks,
-cbGreetings Community,
Just circling back to report out on what I did to get my install build to work again. This list contains things that *probably* fixed this issue on my system, although it is a bit of a mysterious issue so somewhat hard to nail down. Anyway, these comments may help someone some day.
What might prevent the build of an installer
You have a VI in a Dialog Disable Structure that has a problem. It could be a broken VI or a left-over VI that points to a VI that no longer exists. Whatever the problem, just because it is "commented out" does not mean that the compiler will ignore it. By the way National Instruments, I think this is a bug. Why does the compiler try to process things that are commented out?
You have a String that is wired to the selector of a Case Structure. I ran into this once. I could not build the installer. Somehow I found a reference online where someone commented on this being an issue. I found my problem VI, replaced the string with a typedef into the selecter and poof, it worked again.
You have a hard-coded path reference in your VI that points to a directory that does not exist (invalid path). In my case recently, I had a string with a path wired into a build path reference. The directory was used elsewhere to open VI's on the fly. For some reason this was OK with the EXE builder, but not OK with the installer builder.
Here is a "gotcha" - if you move a LabVIEW project to another directory, the installer forgets all of the file dependencies you have created in the installer setup. When I get a new version of LV, I create a LV project directory called "LabVIEW 2013" and move my previous (and still active) projects into that directory. I know this seems kind of dorky, but it helps me keep things straight. When I move my projects, the installer break. Trying to re-construct the build settings has been troublesome and can lead to odd "error generating preview" messages because something wasn't re-built correctly.
Well, that's what I know. The F2 patch for 2013 did not fix my most recent problem, #3 above did. If anyone finds other build issues to look for while troubleshooting, can you please post to this thread?
Thanks,
-cb -
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