Slideshow share

Hi
I have Macbook Pro 15", early 2011, 10.9.4 Mavericks OSX and I am using iphoto 9.5.1 as the default image processor. when I create a slideshow, after I finish and when I am about to share by saving it in my laptop as video, I have to choose the export format of the file (standard or HD) but it won't be processed only after re download iphoto again (see attached image), I already contacted apple community and they suggested that I have to re download iphoto.
so I hope you can aid me in this issue as I don't think its just me who undergo this incident and its not proper solution to keep redownloading every time
Thanks

so in that case I should delete it and reinstall iPhoto again. or is there a way to reset iphoto without reinstalling.
Some of the content of the system caches is necessary for playing videos, besides for other things. And it will only be recreated by reinstalling iPhoto, and at least one file, that previously has been giving issues when playing videos, only when the system is reinstalled. That is why I suspected you may have been running cleaning apps.
Reinstall iPhoto, and if you experience other issues the system, to be on the safe side.
Caches are created to sped up your Mac. Many apps rely on the content being available. When you remove the content to save disk space, you are slowing down the mac, because the cached files will need to be recreated each time you run the app.

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