Can I upgrade iphoto 9 (english vers) to iphoto 11 (german vers)

Our family lived several years in Singapore, where I bought this imac. Now we are back in Germany and I like to upgrade my iLife 9 software to 11. Can I buy and install the german upgrade without any problems? Thank for support.

Yes
Be sure to backup first as you must before doing any upgrade
LN

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You should only get that message if you are attempting to install the same version of iPhoto that is already on your computer.
Should you upgrade your current version of '08 (7.1.5) to anything higher, including '11 (9.2.1), it will upgrade your current library with all your photos and not create an additional application or library.

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I tried deleting the .plist file; also tried opening iPhoto with Command and Option keys held down and repairing/rebuilding permissions; no dice on any of it.
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I was having the same problem. After installing iLife '11 I opened the new iPhoto '11 and I got the standard "this library needs to be upgraded" message. I, naturally, clicked upgrade. After the second progress bar appeared and started to progress it stalled. The spinning wheel in the iPhoto window did the same, then iPhoto promptly crashed.
The solution that I came up with was starting my computer in target disk mode to connect to another mac with iLife '09. First, I rebuilt the iphoto library and had it repair permissions to see if those were the problems. You can do that by holding command-option while opening iPhoto and you get a few options for rebuilding/checking different parts of the iPhoto library.
That didn't seem to make a difference when I tried upgrading the library again in iPhoto '11, but it could have made a difference further down the line.
So, I started in target disk mode again and opened my library with the iPhoto '09 again, but this time I went through and deleted all of the videos I had in my iPhoto library. I manually copied and pasted them into a separate folder on my computer before emptying the trash.
When I restarted and opened iPhoto '11 after getting rid of my movies the library upgrade went just fine. Now, I don't know if the problem was the fact that I had movies or the fact that the movies were AVIs. I think it was the fact that they were AVI files because I saw something about AVI come up in the crash reporter when the library updates caused iphoto to crash.
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After recently installing iLife '11, my iPhoto Library became unusable. When I OK'd iPhoto to "upgrade" my library, it started the process and then presented an error message "iPhoto is unable to open this Library".
I couldn't rebuild the Library either. So I was able to "downgrade" back to iPhoto '09 and restored my Library from an older backup (a couple days old). I simply moved iPhoto '11 to the desktop, deleted iPhoto prefs, and reinstalled iPhoto '09 from disc. My intention was to use iPhoto '09 to rebuild the library and then upgrade again. After reinstalling iPhoto '09, I can open my iPhoto library just fine. Appears to be normal. However, when I try to "rebuild" the library, iPhoto instantly quits. No error messages or anything. Just quits.
I downloaded iPhoto Library Manager hoping that it may allow me to rebuild the library. When I try to do that, it prompts me to use iPhoto 9.0 ('11) to upgrade the library before I rebuild. It appears that my Mac (at least iPhoto Library Manager) still thinks iPhoto 9.0 ('11) is installed. I'm positive that iPhoto 8.1 is installed, and that's what's in my Applications folder. That's what is successfully opening my iPhoto library. Any ideas on how I can rebuild this Library in '09 so that I can try to "upgrade" again?
Running on new iMac with 10.6.4 installed.

Just wanted to chime in to this as I ran into the same issue, and these boards have been a great resource in the past.
Here's what I attempted to do that didn't fix the issue;
- Tried to rebuild the library from iPhoto '11 (CMD+Option) when opening the program, which failed with the exact same error as OSO - Mac was mentioning above.
- Reverted back to iPhoto '09 (deleted iPhoto '11 from /Applications/, as well as deleted any reference to iPhoto in /Library/Receipts; I saw no references but took that suggestions from a previous thread here), then reinstalled iPhoto '09 via original discs. I was able to open the library as I wanted (pulled a library from a few days ago in a Time Machine backup to be safe), then attempted to rebuild in hopes that would help issue. Reinstalled iPhoto '11, but the same issue occurred.
Here's what I attempted to do that somewhat fixed the issue;
- Option-clicked to open iPhoto '11, then chose to create a new library. Created a new library (I named mine iPhoto2) in the ~/Pictures/ folder. Closed iPhoto. Then I navigated to the ~/Pictures/ folder, right-clicked on the original iPhoto library that won't open, as well as the newly created iPhoto library that does open (but lacks any content), and choose to Show Contents. I manually copied all the contents of the original iPhoto library to the new iPhoto library (some folders and files overwrote, some did not; note that the structure of the iPhoto '11 library is radically different than that of the iPhoto '09 library) and then re-opened iPhoto. iPhoto prompted me to upgrade the library again (peculiar since the library technically was created in iPhoto '11, but I guess it saw elements of the iPhoto '09 structure) and successfully upgraded the library. The only downside was that, for whatever reason, certain photos did not come back and were blatantly missing thumbnails and originals. But my album structure, faces, etc. remained intact.
What I did that finally fixed the issue;
- Brought back my good library from a Time Machine backup, then right-clicked on it within ~/Pictures/ and chose Get Info. I manually set permissions for everyone on my machine (admin, staff, everyone, and myself) to Read & Write. Option-clicked when opening iPhoto, forced it to look for my newly-permissioned library, and viola, upgraded without issue and no lost photos.
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Process:         iPhoto [447]
Path:            /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/MacOS/iPhoto
Identifier:      com.apple.iPhoto
Version:         ??? (???)
Build Info:      iPhotoProject-4240000~8
Code Type:       X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [104]
Date/Time:       2015-01-03 17:36:58.711 +0100
OS Version:      Mac OS X 10.6.8 (10K549)
Report Version: 6
Interval Since Last Report:          690571 sec
Crashes Since Last Report:           13
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report:   13
Anonymous UUID:                      8FE359CD-0F74-45E2-BE7F-98ECD39BBDF5
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Crashed Thread: 0
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or
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or
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