Bug fixed which would cause the description of a picture to be deleted, whenever a title was updated in iPhoto.

Here is what’s new:

• Added the ability to remove Flickr items from sets on Flickr, if the corresponding item in iPhoto is not part of the corresponding event/album. This can be used for automatically updating smart albums, such as “Last two months”. There is a setting which has to be enabled first.
• Fixed bug which could result in duplicates on Flickr if there was a time difference between the Mac and the Flickr servers.
• Better handling of missing or corrupt images. They will now simply be skipped.
• Increased the timeout from 30 to 60 seconds when talking to Flickr servers.
• FlickrFriend is now better at detecting that the iPhoto library has been updated.
• The Flickr set list is now cached. Fewer hits on the Flickr servers and faster sync.

Enjoy! And spread the word.

Get it from the download page.

Talk about a time saver. Automation is where it’s at, and I’m thankful someone took the time to do it for us. It even takes the whole process one step further, it lets you set up sets based on Albums and Events, and it also lets you tag your photos based on your keywords that are assigned to your iPhoto pictures as well as adding names as tags, based on your iPhoto face recognitions. That last one blew my mind a little when I realized that it was doing it.

Here is the rest of it.

Find it here:
unpaq.com/products/flickrfriend/download/ ]]> http://unpaq.com/2009/05/20/flickrfriend-099-61-released/feed/ 0 http://unpaq.com/2009/04/23/sync-your-iphoto-library-with-flickr/ http://unpaq.com/2009/04/23/sync-your-iphoto-library-with-flickr/#comments Thu, 23 Apr 2009 09:49:14 +0000 jacob http://unpaq.com/?p=61 Unpaq is currently developing an application for MacOS X which will do exactly that. It should be ready for beta testing in a couple of weeks. If you would like to participate in the beta test, or if you would like to be notified when the application is ready, then please contact me. You can see the contact information here.

Here are a few more details about the application:

It is called FlickrFriend (at the moment)
It can upload all your missing uploads
It can create tags on your Flickr images so that they match your iPhoto keywords
It can create tags on your Flickr images so that they match your “faces”
It can add your Flickr images to Flickr sets so that they match your iPhoto albums
It will also handle videos
It caches information from Flickr, so the first time it takes a while (depending on the amount of images you have), but after that it is much faster.

Some of the things that it doesn’t do (but it might do it later):
Delete stuff. Currently nothing gets deleted. Not photos, not tags, not albums.
Which implies that if you remove a keyword in iPhoto or take a photo out of an album, none of that will be reflected on Flickr.
Change the names of images
Change the description.

Current problems:
FlickrFriend uses the capture time of each image as a unique identifier. This usually works, but I have about 50 images in iPhoto with the capture date 1/1 1970.
This is typically images that I have received in an email. Since they all share the same capture time, only one of them is uploaded.

Eller du kan klikke her for at gå direkte til iTunes App Store.

Jeg har tilføjet en side hvor man kan se hvilke kanaler der er tilgængelige i TV Guide Plus.

I øjeblikket er TV Guide Plus i beta test og det vil nok blive sendt til Apple for godkendelse i starten af næste uge.

Du kan læse mere om TV Guide Plus på produkt siden.