Aperture assistance (the Mac version!)
Aperture assistance (the Mac version!)
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pikey

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7,704 posts

313 months

Sunday 11th December 2011
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I've been using Apple's Aperture for some months now.

Today I import a new batch of pictures, but can't see them. I can see the thumbnails of them in the "browser" option, but when I double click it's blank. If I use the loupe, the loupe works as normal, but there's"main" picture / ie. when you turn the loupe off it's blank again.

This happens on all the albums in there, not just the ones I loaded today.

Has anyone any ideas please?

Thanks


pikey

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7,704 posts

313 months

Sunday 11th December 2011
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Ooo, a bit of experimenting and it's worse than that. When I plug my brand new 27" thunderbolt Mac monitor in, I can't see any pics in full screen. When I disconnect it, it's all ok.

Works fine when connected to other monitors.

Can't find anything on the internet. Think this will require a call to the Apple people...


Olf

11,978 posts

247 months

Saturday 17th December 2011
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said:
Ooo, a bit of experimenting and it's worse than that. When I plug my brand new 27" thunderbolt Mac monitor in, I can't see any pics in full screen. When I disconnect it, it's all ok.

Works fine when connected to other monitors.

Can't find anything on the internet. Think this will require a call to the Apple people...
WEIRD... Sounds almost like some sort of fked up side effect of the rights protection thing like you get with HDMI - why else would it not let you se photos.

Olf

11,978 posts

247 months

Saturday 17th December 2011
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what happens if you try playing a rights protected DVD over the thunderbolt to the external monitor - Disney should be a good test if you have one.

pikey

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7,704 posts

313 months

Saturday 17th December 2011
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Olf said:
WEIRD... Sounds almost like some sort of fked up side effect of the rights protection thing like you get with HDMI - why else would it not let you se photos.
Not thought of that. Good thought

pikey

Original Poster:

7,704 posts

313 months

Saturday 17th December 2011
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Olf said:
what happens if you try playing a rights protected DVD over the thunderbolt to the external monitor - Disney should be a good test if you have one.
Dunno, I shall try (tomorrow)

btw, Apple say "bring it in". Which is a lovely time of year to attempt that. Indicates they've not seen the fault before so don't have an s/w update to fix. frown