Why is there a "modified" and an "Original" file in iPhoto Library?
I ran out of space on a 100 Gig drive today.. My iphoto library shows 23.9 gb on the bottom left hand side of the iphoto screen.. But when I look at the drive I find the "modified" file is 23.9 gig and the "original" file is 78 gigs.
Anyone know if I need both of those files?
Thanks. Gil
Gil
Yes you most certainly need both of those.
Don't change anything in the iPhoto Library Folder via the Finder or any other application. iPhoto depends on the structure as well as the contents of this folder. Moving things, renaming things or otherwise making changes will prevent iPhoto from working and could even cause you to damage or lose your photos.
iPhoto always preserves your Original file. When you edit, export or whatever, the app uses a copy for these actions. In doing this it’s working to the best principles of Digital Asset Management. So, in your Modified folder are the edited versions of the pics. This is why you can use the Photos -> Revert to Original command. It’s also the basis of the Non-Destructive editing feature.
If you don’t want this way of working then, simply, don’t use iPhoto. You simply cannot stop it doing this.
If disk space is an issue you can run your Library from an external disk:
1. Quit iPhoto
2. Copy the iPhoto Library from your Pictures Folder to the External Disk.
3. Hold down the option (or alt) key while launching iPhoto. From the resulting menu select 'Choose Library' and navigate to the new location. From that point on this will be the default location of your library.
4. Test the library and when you're sure all is well, trash the one on your internal HD to free up space.
Regards
TD
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compression sub-type (deflation): maximum
file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0xd75ae504
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length of file comment: 0 characters
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apparent file type: binary
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non-MSDOS external file attributes: 0x000000
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Current Location part 1 offset 34998
filename:Resources\Preferences.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 35023
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #9
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operat. system version needed to extract (00): MS-DOS, OS/2, NT FAT
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Current Location part 1 offset 35069
filename:XML\Tags.xml
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Current Location part 1 offset 35127
filename:MasterSpreads\MasterSpread_ubc.xml
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Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #11
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Current Location part 1 offset 35207
filename:Spreads\Spread_ub5.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 35229
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #12
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0x0bc7a874
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Current Location part 1 offset 35275
filename:XML\BackingStory.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 35295
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #13
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32-bit CRC value: 0x0c652477
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Current Location part 1 offset 35341
filename:Stories\Story_uff.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 35362
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #14
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32-bit CRC value: 0x59a2cf03
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Current Location part 1 offset 35408
filename:Stories\Story_ue5.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 35429
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #15
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Current Location part 1 offset 35475
filename:Stories\Story_ucb.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 0
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #1
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1c): 2010-06-29 19:16:56
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Current Location part 1 offset 30
filename:mimetype
Current Location part 1 offset 38
Testing mimetype OK
Current Location part 1 offset 81
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #2
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1c): 2010-06-29 19:16:56
32-bit CRC value: 0x48e193fb
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Current Location part 1 offset 111
filename:designmap.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 124
Testing designmap.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 2640
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #3
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0xbe470667
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Current Location part 1 offset 2670
filename:META-INF\container.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 2692
Testing META-INF\container.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 2859
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #4
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unzip software version needed to extract (20): 2.0
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0xa9a4d00e
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Current Location part 1 offset 2889
filename:META-INF\metadata.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 2910
Testing META-INF\metadata.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 8957
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #5
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0x7557d85e
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filename:Resources\Graphic.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 9008
Testing Resources\Graphic.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 10163
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #6
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
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Current Location part 1 offset 10193
filename:Resources\Fonts.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 10212
Testing Resources\Fonts.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 13661
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #7
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0x4accb4c4
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filename:Resources\Styles.xml
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Testing Resources\Styles.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 18338
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #8
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0xd75ae504
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filename:Resources\Preferences.xml
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Testing Resources\Preferences.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 29355
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #9
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
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Current Location part 1 offset 29385
filename:XML\Tags.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 29397
Testing XML\Tags.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 29615
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #10
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0x037dee40
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Current Location part 1 offset 29645
filename:MasterSpreads\MasterSpread_ubc.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 29679
Testing MasterSpreads\MasterSpread_ubc.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 30371
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #11
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
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Current Location part 1 offset 30401
filename:Spreads\Spread_ub5.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 30423
Testing Spreads\Spread_ub5.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 31996
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #12
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
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filename:XML\BackingStory.xml
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Testing XML\BackingStory.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 32388
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #13
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0x0c652477
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Current Location part 1 offset 32418
filename:Stories\Story_uff.xml
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Testing Stories\Story_uff.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 33124
Local directory entry PK0304 (4+26): #14
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
32-bit CRC value: 0x59a2cf03
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Current Location part 1 offset 33154
filename:Stories\Story_ue5.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 33175
Testing Stories\Story_ue5.xml OK
Current Location part 1 offset 33821
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file last modified on (0x00003cdd 0x00009a1d): 2010-06-29 19:16:58
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Current Location part 1 offset 33851
filename:Stories\Story_ucb.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 33872
Testing Stories\Story_ucb.xml OK
No errors detected in compressed data of ORIGINAL.zip.
DIAGNOSTICS FOR THE REZIPPED IDML FILE:
Testing ...
Current Location part 1 offset 34822
Archive: OUTPUT.zip 34844 bytes 2010-07-21 17:48:46
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based on the size of the central directory of
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Current Location part 1 offset 33832
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #1
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32-bit CRC value: 0x898f76cb
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Current Location part 1 offset 33878
filename:mimetype
Current Location part 1 offset 33886
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #2
======================================
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file last modified on (0x00003ce3 0x00008e13): 2010-07-03 17:48:38
32-bit CRC value: 0x65263983
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Current Location part 1 offset 33932
filename:designmap.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 33945
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #3
======================================
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unzip software version needed to extract (20): 2.0
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32-bit CRC value: 0x817f37ea
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Current Location part 1 offset 33991
filename:META-INF\container.xml
Current Location part 1 offset 34013
Central directory entry PK0102 (4+42): #4
======================================
part number in which file begins (0000): 1How are you zipping it?
In needs to be a "clean" zip...
Also, take a look at app.packageUCF() and app.unpackageUCF()...
Harbs
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Hello everyone, I will be flying for many hours. I want to download an audiobook onto my iPhone 3GS. how does one listen to it? and, if I decide to have a nap, will it begin where it left off? I tried it on a Shuffle last time when I pressed stop. wh
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What's the correct form of the URL for wiki calendar access in iCal?
I understand the URL for my personal calendar "server.domain.net/webcal", but whats the URL for a wiki calendar? Under SL I used to access wiki calendars in iCal using a URL of the form "server.domain.net/principals/wikis/<wiki_name>" but this no lon