IWeb media browser include Aperture?

All the tutorials discuss iPhoto. I can only assume that my Aperture library will be accessible. Anyone know if this is accurate?
Thanks in advance for any help with this!

Aperture works fine. In my media browser, I can see Aperture, iPhoto and Photo Booth. You'll need the update to Aperture 1.5.4 via software update.
Details below:-
- Aperture 1.5.4 is required for compatibility with iLife '08. This update is recommended for all Aperture users.

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Strange (arabic) font in Media browser for Aperture

Since a couple of days the media browser (available from iWork applications) shows strange (arabic) description of some of the standard folders of aperture.
I'm not aware of having changed anything or installed font managing software.
Any ideas for help?

Is it the same in all iWorks apps, or only one of them?
I checked, the corrupted text should read: Projects, Photos, Faces, Places.
And if you get the same corruption for all languages (german, english), then probably not the localization strings are wrong, but the framework that tries to access the strings. But I am not sure about where this framework resides, whether it is included in the System Library, the Media Browser, or inside Aperture.
It would be good to know, if other iApps that use the Media Browser have the same problem. Do you have Garageband or iWeb and could try to access Aperture from those ? And could you take some pictures with Photo Booth to see, if you can access these from Keynote or Pages?
And to exclude any wrong preference setting in your user library, try to use the Media Browser with Aperture from a different account.
And to exclude problems from a corrupted Aperture Library create a new Aperture Library with a few simple images and see ift the problem persists.
If the wrong strings occur only with Aperture I would reinstall Aperture.
If the problem occurs independent of all this I would recommend to reinstall the system.

Help iWeb Media browser doesn't see iPhoto

New to iWeb and just upgraded to MacBook Pro. Have iPhoto all set up with my pictures but iWeb media browser does not show my library. I thought it would be automatic, but is there something I need to set up? I have looked and can't seem to find a fix for this. Appreciate any help.

Did you guys ever get an answer? If not, see this thread, it worked for me and I had the same issue:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2050020&tstart=15
Santiago

Iphoto does not appear in iweb media browser

I am just getting started w/ iWeb anad have 2 questions:
1. I have iPhoto 6.0.6. My iPhoto library does not appear in the iWeb media browser. How do I fix this?
2. Why can't I highlight a movie from my iPhoto library and publish it to iWeb? How do I get a movie from iPhoto to iWeb?
thank you!

Where are your images sourced from? Are they all coming from the same camera for example? It could be that there is actually a white border on your images.
Try opening a few images up in an image editor and checking if there is a trim around the edge.

Aperture Referenced Images and IWeb Media browser

I'm new to Aperture, sorry if this is a stupid question, and have a Windows server full of photos which I am referencing into Aperture (rather than copying everything over)...
When I switch to IWeb and use the media browser, it seems that only files which are in the Aperture library , NOT Referenced files, show up. None of the referenced files show.
My expectation is that the Media Browser would also show the referenced photos, just as Aperture does, and then would copy the ones I choose into my IWeb project....It seems this is not the case.
Am I doing something wrong? Is this expected behavior?
Is there a better way to do this?
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Windows XP Pro

Welcome.
Note the media browser only shows files that have previews. So you need to generate previews (which are JPEGs) for your master files. You have numerous options as to size and quality of the generated previews, but this is something you need to do for this to work.
The previews will be stored in the library itself. The masters for which the previews are generated can be either managed (i.e. in the library) or referenced (outside the library).

IWeb media browser question

Hello,
When I open up the media browser in iWeb, the only options to draw pics from are iPhoto and Photo Booth.
Is there any way to have the My Pictures folder or Desktop also included as options?
Thanks!

dntgallant wrote:
Is there any way to have the My Pictures folder or Desktop also included as options?
I don't think this is possible with Apple's Media Browser. But you could try this free one with which you can browse photos from iPhoto/Aperture/Lightroom library, Pictures folder, *and other predefined folders*. Click on the image:

IWeb, Media Browser & Photobooth

Good afternoon.
Some students at our school find that the Media Browser will not display thumbnails of their Photobooth images. This happens in all the 'iApps' that use the Media Browser.
I can't see any differences between the configurations of directories and preferences for students who can use the Media Browser successfully and those who can't. We would appreciate any help.
Thanks in advance.
Brian Bowell
ICT Support.

dntgallant wrote:
Is there any way to have the My Pictures folder or Desktop also included as options?
I don't think this is possible with Apple's Media Browser. But you could try this free one with which you can browse photos from iPhoto/Aperture/Lightroom library, Pictures folder, *and other predefined folders*. Click on the image:

Photos not showing up in iweb media browser

Hi - I'm a total Mac newbie - just switched from a windows pc today ! I'm trying to post a few pictures to the web using iweb , but when i select the photo tab of the media browser it just says I must open iphoto 2 or later to see images ??
My itunes audio shows up in the music tab - am I missing something ?
Thanks in advance for any replies
I'm using a new iMac with ilife 06 installed and have updated to the latest versions.

mcloopingstar:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Go to the search field above and search in the iWeb forum for "open iphoto 2 or later" and you'll get a number of threads about this subject.
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Iphoto in pages/keynote/iweb media browser

Hi, I recently deleted and created a new iphoto library. After doing so, iweb, Pages, and Keynote is giving the endless spinning beach ball when I try to access the "photo" portion of the media browser. iDVD and iMovie continues to work fine.
All software have been updated. I've already repaired permissions, trashed the aforementioned programs com.apple.~plists. I've posted this in the iPhoto forum because I believe my problem is related to the deletion/creation of the iphoto library. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance.

After posting, I did a little more searching and found an answer. It sounds strange but it seems that by having certain types of movies in the Movie folder will cause the media browser to crash. When I deleted my old iPhoto library, I moved my digicam movie files from iphoto to my Movie folder, and apparently that was the culprit.

IWeb Media browser shows video but not photos

I just recently discovered that iWeb is not displaying photos on the photo tab, but it is displaying videos on the photo tab.
It is ALSO showing the videos on the video tab.
Any recommendations?

Delete the iWeb preference file, com.apple.iWeb.plist, that resides in your User/Library/Preferences folder, reboot and try again.
A workaround until you get the problem solved is to use iMedia Browser. It's a free, 3rd party version of media browser that will list all movies (in iPhoto or the Movies folder) along with all photos and audio files. Just select and drag from iMedia Browser's window into iWeb.

Media Browser: no Aperture photos showing up

All my iPhoto Library photos are available, but none from my Aperture Library. I have my preferences set to "always" share with media browser and iLife.
I have the latest updates for everything on my Mac.
Thanks in advance for any help with this!

Repair permissions with Disk Utility and restart your Mac will often help.
Regards
TD

Slow Media Browser to Aperture library

Hi All,
I'm just after migrating my entire iPhoto library over to Aperture (reference). Libraries are identical - exactly same number of pictures, events (projects), faces etc. Some about 25k pictures each.
What i noticed however is, that when I use Media Browser (browsing for image in Safari or other programs), loading of media under "Aperture" is significantly slower than iPhoto.
I can easily browse iPhoto resources shortly after opening Media browser, but it takes good 20 - 30 seconds, before Aperture resources are available for browsing.
Any ideas on speeding this up?? Why would it be so much slower?
Thanks in advance for any clues.

It was broken in a recent Aperture update, and then fixed. The issue then was manually correctable by making certain all images had proper date metadata.
I don't why it is now slow -- there may be some need for it to go find the last Aperture Library opened by A3, as only one will be shown in the media browser, even though Aperture can be used with several different ones. It is the last one opened by A3 that will be presented, I believe.
Ernie

IWeb crashes every time with media browser

I've been searching the forums looking for a solution for the iWeb media browser bug in iLife 06 but I haven't been able to find a solution. I do not have flip4mac installed and just in case I moved out all .avi's out of the movie folder into another folder on the hard drive
Specs
MacBook Pro 1.83 (1 gig RAM)
OS/X 10.4.6
iLife 06
iWeb v1.1
Any sort of assitance would be greatly appreciated

Christopher,
Pinwheels (commonly known as "The Beachball of death") is not a crash, usually means there's not enough RAM.
When the program "crashes" the app. closes completely and a window appears stating the app has unexpectedlty quit and you have a choice of closing the window and doing nothing, trying to re-open the app, or you can send a bug report to Apple. With enough bug reports sent to Apple they will update a patch. Since this sounds like a RAM-deprived computer struggling w/ insufficient memory causing impatient users to force-quit, there is effectively no bug report sent to Apple, simply because there is no bug.
Your OS alone (tiger) requires 512 RAM to operate, along with iWeb and any other apps running...
Upgrade your RAM and I'm sure you'll see improved performance. Repairing Permissions never hurt either.
If that doesn't work try opening a Finder window and dragging your files from there to iWeb.

IWEB - Force update of media browser

G'day All
When using iWEB if I create a new image in Photoshop and add it to iPHoto it takes a few minutes before it shows up in the iWEB media browser. Does anyone know how to force the iWEB media browser to poll its database?
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iMovie can take a age to load once you have filled it up with a load of video hence why a refresh feature would be great.
Im regularily importing music into itunes mid edit and having to shut down and restart iMovie which is frustrating as you loose where you are and can sometimes boil a kettle whilst waiting for it.
I havent investigated a direct import into iMovie yet which might be easier.

Media Browser does not load photos

iWeb media browser does not load photos. iTunes and Movies panels do work however.
I do have multiple iPhoto libraries, maybe that has something to do with it?

See this Apple doc ~ +"iLife: Cannot See iPhoto Files in Other iLife Applications"+:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1192
...this was from Apple's iPhoto RSS feed under "+Apple Support Knowledge Base"+ here:
http://www.apple.com/rss/
You can subscribe to any of Apple's RSS feeds via this free RSS reader:
http://www.newsgator.com/Individuals/NetNewsWire/
...or in Safari or Leopard's Mail app.

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