Flickr Atom Feed Problem

IF I pull in the RSS 2 Feed, from the latest uploads eg:
http://api.flickr.com/services/feeds/photos_public.gne?id=98234668@N00&lang=en-us&format=r ss_200
I can work with it well, and do whatever I want.
IF I pull in a set feed (which is apparently Atom 1.0) eg:
http://api.flickr.com/services/feeds/photoset.gne?set=72157606748972492&nsid=98234668@N00& lang=en-us
I get nothing usable in Dreamweaver 8.
I have pulled every single item from the feed into the
dreamweaver page, and nothing. Not even a space or paragraph jump
to indicate it tried to pull something, but couldn't.
Now - if I change the photo set code to reflect that is an
RSS 2 feed (ie. add - &format=rss_200) to the end of the line
where it connects to the source, I get the same information as I do
when pulling the "latest" feed, and can work with it no problem. No
problem while previewing the XSL fragment anyhow. Once I call that
fragment from an ASP page, it gives me this error:
MM_XSLTransform error:
"flickrgalleryfeed.xsl" is not a valid XSLT document.
Reference to undeclared namespace prefix: 'media'.
I have tried to declare media using a declaration from the
page that works - to no avail. It just wont parse.
How can I hack the page so that it thinks it is parsing RSS2?
Is this a dreamweaver problem, an IIS 5 problem, or what? Please
help. What is being checked, and by what, to tell my browser (FLock
2 and IE6) that there is a problem???
Remember - the XSL fragment page previews correctly on it's
own. Once it is called by the ASP page it has a problem and
generates the error.
I have viewed the feed directly with Flock and other feed
readers, so I know that there is valid data there, I just can't get
it to display.

had the same problem have found the following;
Uploading to Photostream - permissions ok
Uploading to a new set via iPhoto - permissions ok
Uploading into a current Flickr Set (even with current photos in set permission as only you) - permissions of uploaded photo not respected and set to public
Mac OS 10.8.1
iPhoto 9.3.2

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