Need to re boot after using Iphoto11

I installed Snow leopard on my Mac ox 10,6,5 intel. Since then, in the session where I have all my photos, when I open Iphoto11 and want to work on the pictures, first it takes a lot of time and after a while evrey thing is frozen. Then I have to re boot the computer? Any advice to solve this? Thanks

Others here are also suffering from the same problem after the last update.
see > loss of sound after waking up from sleep: Apple Support Communities
For some installing the > OS X Mountain Lion Update v10.8.5 (Combo) over the top of the current 10.8.5 version solved the problem.
It might also help to report the problem to > Apple - Mac OS X - Feedback
and/or > Apple - Mac mini - Feedback
Also see > TS4113 Mac mini looses audio output...: Apple Support Communities and others like it, just to the right in More Like This

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