No photos (nor music, movies)-appearing in iWork apps' Media panel
Since upgrading my Mac Mini to OS X Mavericks + the latest iWork apps and iLife apps, I can't see any of my photos in the Media panel that appears in any of the iWork apps.
I just see a message saying "No Photos" and "To add photos, go to iPhoto."
But when I go to iPhoto (or Aperture) all my many thousands of photos are all there.
The Media panel panel in my new iWork apps also doesn't show any of my iTunes music nor Garageband music, nor does it show any movies.
I've repaired permission on the disk but that made no difference.
Has anyone else seen this problem? Anyone know how to solve it?
Any tips appreciated.
Re: Photo Issue
I just did a test in the Guest account with a test library and it seems that the problem can be caused by the file name for the photo file, including the extension. If the file is named iPhoto Library.photolibrary, Pages shows the photos. If it is called Aperture Library.aplibrary then Pages can't find the photos.
When I renamed an Aperture file, Aperture then created a blank library when I opened it. I was able to open the renamed library in Aperture by choosing Switch to Other Library and then opening the renamed one.
I haven't tested this with the Aperture library full of photos because changing the name might cause other unexpected problems and I don't want to take the risk.
This seems to be a bug that Apple could fix fairly easily in an update so I'll wait for the fix.
Hope this helps.
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