Displaying photo file name on ATV

I don't think this has been asked yet, so....Does anyone know of a way to display the photo name when you are viewing the slideshow on the ATV similiar to the way you can view the file name in the iphoto slideshow? I haven't found this option if it exists in the ATV slideshow settings.

Sorry I don't believe there is such a function in the current version of tv

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Displaying photo file names in the slideshow

I don't think this has been asked yet, so....Does anyone know of a way to display the photo name when you are viewing the slideshow on the ATV similiar to the way you can view the file name in the iphoto slideshow? I haven't found this option if it exists in the ATV slideshow settings.
Thanks
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Click on the Organizer top menu:
View >> Details >> Filenames
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that's interesting, my photos have never shown the file names :S

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You need to go to View menu and check Details as well.
You may even have to make the thumbnails larger by using the zoom slider at the bottom
Good luck
Brian

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Hello,
Merry Christmas to all,
Is it possible not to display the file name in the browser bar?
Like say, when we write www.rediff.com, the index page name is not displayed.
Likewise is it possible for any other page too.
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antijava@taiwan wrote:
Thanks for your time doing the check.
I'm sorry that currently I don't have the similiar resource to do the same.
I guess that it might be the difference caused by different iOS / idevice.
I think that I'll check and modify the app after I got iOS 6 devices.
Thanks for your comments and your time.
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I have over 60,000 photos in my iPhoto. When my screen saver comes on it randomly shows certain photos. Often, these photos are old and I in turn find the desire to print said photo. Is there a way the screen saver can convey a photo file name as well?

I have over 20,000 photos in my iPhoto. When my screen saver comes on it randomly shows certain photos. Often, these photos are old and I in turn find the desire to print said photo. Is there a way the screen saver can convey a photo file name or location as well? Can I create a slideshow of all my photos to cycle through at leisure with photo info? Lastly, I know I have duplicates and have tried numerous software programs to delete duplicates to no avail. What do you recommend as a method to reduce duplicates on iphoto? Thanks for your time.

1. No.
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I am running DW8 and SourceSafe 2005. Everything was working
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I suspect that is because I modified the file name directly and not using iphoto function, the index is all screw up.
You are correct - it is extremely important that you never make any changes of any sort to the structure or content of the iPhoto library - it is a SQL database and there are no user servicabe parts in it - and there never is a need to go into it
How can I recover from this, is there a reindex function or do I have to delete the iphoto library and then re-import the photos for the whole library again.
Best way is to load your backup from before you made this mistake
If you do not have a backup you must - people, software and computers fail and when they do you lose things if you do not have a backup
If you can put the library back exactly likeit was in every respect that will sork (usually that is not possible)
short of a backup or putting it back you must start over using the original folder from your library and importing those original photos into a new library
LN

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Brian
Yes that would be a pain if you had to do it. The good news is you don't. There a plenty of ways to get to the pics:
1. *Drag and Drop*: Drag a photo from the iPhoto Window to the desktop, there iPhoto will make a full-sized copy of the pic.
2. *File -> Export*: Select the files in the iPhoto Window and go File -> Export. The dialogue will give you various options, including altering the format, naming the files and changing the size. Again, producing a copy.
3. *Show File*: Right- (or Control-) Click on a pic and in the resulting dialogue choose 'Show File'. A Finder window will pop open with the file already selected.
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TD

How do I change a photo file name, e.g. DSC001, etc.?

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Aaron Marquez wrote:
This isn't true.
Select the photo, then Press Command + I or go to View > Info and double click the photo filename to rename it.
Best,
Aaron
That does NOT change the file name and does not help (Unless you use the option to use the title for the file name during export) - You can not change the file name while the photo is in iPhoto (unless you do so using the finder awhick will corrupt your library and cause data loss)
LN

How do I get my photo file names to reflect the order in which I shot the photos?

I'm working on photographing around 600 food products. I'm shooting tethered to a MacBook Pro using Aperture 3. I'm using a Nikon D40X DSRL. When I go to process my images outside of Aperture (copying from the Masters folder to my iMac harddrive) the files are not named in the numerical order I shot them.
Sometimes I turn the camera off after taking one item and moving onto the next, but not always.
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There are several things that affect the file naming -- they are named by the camera, and most cameras use a separate naming/numbering scheme for each folder/device. Having the camera or the computer go to sleep or being turned on or off can change how the camera "sees" the storage device.
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