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Solution: Give the Pics a title (Photos -> Batch Change) and a sequential number. However, when you go to export them to the Folder on the desktop if iPhoto continues the export one will overwrite the error. In iPhoto these will be in separate folders, so no problem.
As you know your camera is well capable of producing many files called something like DSC_1234.jpeg. You will sometimes get this message when you try to export two files +with the same name+ to a Folder. I tried to create a folder on my desktop for the photos but then when I try to move from there I get an error message telling me the photo "is in use" and can't be moved to the thumb drive. The workaround is to export to a Folder on the desktop and copy that over. What format is that wee drive? Mostly there are FAT16 or FAT 32 and there is a limit to the number of objects they can have on the root of the drive. I keep getting the error message "unable to create volume" when I try to move anything but very small batches of photos over. I'm trying to export photos from iphoto to a 2 GB thumb drive. Seems to be two issues complicating things here: Is there a better way to move 1GB of photos all at once to the thumb drive? What can I do about the "unable to create volume" message? And what's with the "file in use" error message when I try to move the images off a file folder on the desktop. I'm just trying to move a good bit of old photos out of iphoto on the Mace because I'm scared that the program or even my entire computer is going to crash and I'm going to have data loss. In the meantime, I'm trying to move images to the thumb drive then I'm putting the thumb drive in my other computer and moving the images from the thumb drive to it's external hard drive A long process when you can only move about 20 images at a time from iphoto. So that's a whole other issue that will probably take something like Disk Warrior to clean up. When I run a disk utility on it it says it can't be verified. I would move them to my external hard drive but I'm having trouble with it too. What's going on? I tried to create a folder on my desktop for the photos but then when I try to move from there I get an error message telling me the photo "is in use" and can't be moved to the thumb drive. Say, if youve taken a bunch of photos at the same place.
#APPLE PHOTO BATCH PROCESS TITLE SERIES#
I'm trying to export photos from iphoto to a 2 GB thumb drive. One great use of batch processing is applying the same adjustments to a series of photos.
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We apologize for the inconvenience caused.Hello - relatively new Mac and iphoto user here. We have submitted a request for an expedited review and if they accept our request, we should expect the App to be available on the App Store on the 1st or 2nd week of September 2012. With the files selected, either right-click the. Keep telling Apple what missing features you'd like restored or new features added in Photos via You know, the squeaky wheel effect. Based on our experience with Apple, they normally take between 2 to 4 weeks to review the app and once that is done, we would re-list CM Batch Photo Processor on the App Store. You can drag the cursor to select multiple with a box, or shift-click or Command-click the files, or in the Menu, select Edit then Select All. You can batch change selected images to the same title with the Info pane but you need one of those scripts to add sequential numbers to the titles. Give meaningful names to files using text and tags: index, capture date, camera owner, original name, original folder, find & replace etc.
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We have decided to submit a new update to Apple for their approval which is currently in review. Use your Apple ID or create a new account to start using Apple services. This was done with a quick fix copy we shipped out to some of our clients who needed the fix while waiting for Apple to approve our app.īefore of this error on our part, the new v1.1.22 had the “Evaluation Copy” in the App Title which would probably generate a number of misunderstanding. Sign in to iCloud to access your photos, videos, documents, notes, contacts, and more. However, due to the fact that we tried to rush out that update, we inevitably neglected to remove the “Evaluation Copy” text in the Application Title. This version fixes some compatibility issues with Mountain Lion and also with the non-Retina Display Mac where the icon is not showing. We were informed that the newly updated CM Batch Photo Processor v1.1.22 was approved on the Mac App Store.
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