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Thursday, March 26, 2009 - 04:46 PM EST

Apple today released a collection of iLife '09 updates which are available (or soon should be) via Software Update and also via Standalone installers.

More info and download links:
• iMovie 8.0.1 (24.53MB) which improves overall application stability as well as addressing minor issues related to usability.
• iWeb 3.0.1 (14.23MB) which addresses issues when publishing to an FTP server and other minor issues.
• iPhoto 8.0.2 Update (87.86MB) which improves overall stability and addresses minor issues in a number of areas, including Faces, Places, photo sharing, and slideshows.
• iLife Support 9.0.2 (3.97MB) which improves overall stability and addresses a number of other minor issues. It is recommended for all users of Aperture, iLife 09, and iWork 09.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "NCIceman" for the heads up.]

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Mar 26, 09 - 04:14 pm Comment from: Toasty

Anyone know is the iWeb FTP update fixes the issue with iWeb only publishing to a sub folder on the FTP site?

Mar 26, 09 - 04:29 pm Comment from: Jim - TIV

Toasty... Don't know about that. I sure hope so. There was also a problem with some of us where the podcast was published to a sub folder in the RSS file, but not on the local HD or at MobleMe. In doing this it crashed the podcast at iTunes. Itunes could see the podcast, but couldn't download or play them.

Mar 26, 09 - 04:53 pm Comment from: Jim - TIV

just installed the update and did a test by making a small adjustment to one of the podcast and then published. Looks like it still isn't fixed.

iWeb's podcast rss file adds one extra sub folder in the url that it records inside the file, but the actual file/folder path is correct.

If anyone else has this issue, the work around I came up with is to add a folder to your website on your server. Name it the one that your RSS file is looking for, and put it at the location it wants it in. (You can open your RSS file with text edit)

When you FTP all of your files to your site, do a second manual upload of just your podcast folder to this folder. Then add a "Media" folder in that same location and point it to your correct "Media" in the home folder of your website. (this way you don't have to upload all of your media files a second time.

Once you do this, iTunes will see your podcast and your artwork again.

Mar 26, 09 - 05:49 pm Comment from: Jubei

All my "i" apps are feeling so much SNAPPIER!

Mar 26, 09 - 06:59 pm Comment from: SimpleNation

I really hope this fixes the issue with iweb not being able to publish to outside FTP servers.

AppleOrb

Mar 27, 09 - 04:00 am Comment from: Jeff McC

I wish they'd put an option in to export to YouTube HD!

Mar 29, 09 - 04:03 am Comment from: Andre

I want to let you know that the last update has crippled iweb on thousands of computers. You just have to take a look at the Apple forums. Apple has not yet issued any warning or patch. I hope they will soon. Many think it's another issue related to mobileme.

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