I need to open an old iMediathek, which I have not migrated with photos yet. When I open it, it claims I have already migrated the pictures, which I have not.
I find the answer to open the pictures with iPhoto 9.6.1 or Aperture 3.6, but where can I download those? My goal is to export all the pictures and store them externally.
MacBook Air 13", macOS 10.12
You can only download iPhoto 9.6.1 or Aperture 3.6, if they are in your Purchase History at the App Store. Both applications cannot be downloaded outside the App Store.
See Barney's User Tip: Can't Update iPhoto because it is not available in the App Store
But you may want to check the filename extension of your iPhoto Library or Aperture Library. When Photos is opening a library it changes the filename extension to mark that it has been already migrated.
Then try again to open the library in Photos. Launch Photos while holding down the options key ⌥ and wait for the library chooser dialog to appear. Then release the options key and select one of your older libraries to browse it.
You can only download iPhoto 9.6.1 or Aperture 3.6, if they are in your Purchase History at the App Store. Both applications cannot be downloaded outside the App Store.
See Barney's User Tip: Can't Update iPhoto because it is not available in the App Store
But you may want to check the filename extension of your iPhoto Library or Aperture Library. When Photos is opening a library it changes the filename extension to mark that it has been already migrated.
Then try again to open the library in Photos. Launch Photos while holding down the options key ⌥ and wait for the library chooser dialog to appear. Then release the options key and select one of your older libraries to browse it.
Where can I download iPhoto 9.6.1 or Aperture 3.6?
