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Aperture Import Failure

 
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Nov 03, 2008 07:36 |  #1

I have just run into a problem with Aperture 2.0. When I insert the the CF card to download, the import screen comes up, it begins to show previews from the CF card....and then just stops. I have to force quit the program.

I copied the files from the CF card to the hard drive and tried an import from there....same thing. I do not use the Aperture library feature, but import to my own directories....so rebuilding the library seems kind of a waste....

I have the latest Aperture 2 updates, all the latest Leopard updates....and have not found any real discussion short of a small thread on Apple Support that never resolved the issue.

Anyone else run into this problem lately?


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Nov 03, 2008 12:22 |  #2

Have you been able to actually see all the images somewhere? Are you sure something on your CF card is not corrupt?


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Nov 03, 2008 14:14 |  #3

I had the same problem....still do. So, go into Aperture's preferences and turn off importing when the CF card is installed. Sorry I'm not home now and on a PC so I cannot tell you the exact phrases or locations.

After that just import the CF card files to a new folder that you create on your desktop. Then import the images that are now on the desktop into Aperture. This works just fine and only adds a couple of minutes of extra time.

This is the only work around I found for this. This started happening to me over 6 weeks ago.


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