Article:		Output Like a Pro with iPhoto 5
Subject:		Difference in Quicktime exporting
Date:		2005-02-02 22:20:06
From:		LouM
Sorry, you lost me, Derrick. How does one get the "old" export options? Is it the lack of transitions? And what's a sidways arrow (makes me think of a 'disclosure triangle' but that's obviously not what you're talking about)? Do you mean the Play button? Maybe it's just late at night and I need some sleep...

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• RE: Difference in Quicktime exporting
  2005-02-02 22:34:04  Derrick Story | [View]
  
  
  Sorry Lou, I do the best I can at explaining this stuff without going into so much detail that it bores the socks off of folks. Here's what I was trying to say.
  
  "old export options" refers to the dialog box we used in iPhoto 4 to export slideshows to QuickTime movies. If you created a slideshow and saved music with it, you could use the export function to send that content to a QuickTime movie. That dialog box still lives in iPhoto 5, as I mentioned in the article.
  
  The "sideways triangle icon in the lower left corner of the iPhoto interface (beneath the Source window)" I refer to in paragraph 8 is technically called the "Display the slideshow" button. But I feel my description is easier to understand.
• OK, I get it now
  2005-02-10 19:43:18  LouM [View]
  
  
  The "sideways triangle" thingy was a red herring.
  
  The difference between getting an old-style export and an MPEG4 new-style export is just whether you click on a slideshow object or an album object before selecting Export.
  
  It's that simple.