Apple updates iLife \'06 applications

Apple Computer on Monday released software updates for several iLife '06 applications, including iDVD, iMovie HD, iWeb, and iPhoto.

iDVD 6.0.2

iDVD 6.0.2 (5MB) update addresses issues with burning some 16:9 projects and improves overall stability. It also resolves issues with integration with the other iLife applications, importing of legacy projects and some theme related issues.

iMovie HD 6.0.2

iMovie HD 6.0.2 (7MB) addresses issues with PAL audio and displaying iLife Sound Effects automatically in its iLife Media Browser. It also improves overall stability and address a number of other minor issues. A 54.6MB Combo update is also available for users who have not yet updated to version 6.0.1.

iWeb 1.1

iWeb 1.1 (88.8MB) adds comment and search support for blogs and podcasts published to .Mac. It also addresses a variety of usability and performance issues for all users, including image management fixes to improve site load performance.

iPhoto 6.0.3

iPhoto 6.0.3 (13.9MB) addresses issues with Photocasting of Smart Albums, sharing iPhoto libraries, and creating calendars and books. It also addresses a number of other minor issues.

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18 Comments

ireland

said about 17 years ago

I just updated. The tutorial that was available on what's new, said there was new features in iWeb, one of which was the ability to publish just one of many sites you may have in your site organizer. Rather than needlessly republishing all your sites, to same time and bandwidth. But it said before you do that, you should republish all your sites to optimize them for future use. I have tried to publish a few times but I keep seeing an error message. "There was a problem. Check your internet connection, and try again". Still no luck, and Safari works fine. So it's not an internet connection problem. Anyone else have this problem?

solipsism

said about 17 years ago

Quote:

Originally posted by Ireland
I have tried to publish a few times but I keep seeing an error message. "There was a problem. Check your internet connection, and try again". Still no luck, and Safari works fine. So it's not an internet connection problem. Anyone else have this problem?

I haven't attempted to publsh using iWeb but I wonder what port(s) it uses to achieve this. Perhaps they need to be opened on your router.

ireland

said about 17 years ago

Quote:

Originally posted by solipsism
I haven't attempted to publsh using iWeb but I wonder what port(s) it uses to achieve this. Perhaps they need to be opened on your router.

Why would an update change this, when I had no problem publishing before?