How to move Aperture photos to Qnap

I have aQnap server to backup my computers and photos. I cannot use iPhoto to see the albums as they are in iPhoto. Is this possible with Aperture or photoshop ?

Check out the Discussion Forums http://forum.qnap.com and Help on the QNAP web site and the ones you can access once you log into your QNAP in Safari. There are lots of suggestions and guidelines to help you. Also check out the videos on youtube that they offer.
Aperture and Iphoto use the same physical Library now, so you will not see a difference in behaviour.
Photoshop does not have a Library like Aperture or iPhoto and also does not provide any way of managing your versions or your collection of photos. Everything would be manuayl done by you.
I think the best solution is to keep your iPhoto Library on your local hard drive (or external expansion drive if you need more space) and back it up with TimeMachine to your NAS or an external hard drive. TimeMachine backups are supported by QNAP. You should also do periodic back-ups to an external drive that you can keep in a safety deposit box in case of fire or theft of your equipment.

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