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IPhoto is great for showcasing a moderate selection of your favourite photos, but I would never recommend it for archiving purposes. Obviously though, this is how Picasa works so effectively and probably worth the potential inconvenience. The only issue I find bothersome with Picasa is that its thumbnail database is kept in order by invasively leaving tracking files in every folder on your Hard Drive/s that contains a picture image.
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Picasa is simply excellent FREE software, and I'm sad to say Windows users do have a one-up against us with this program.
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She now loves her PB, but refuses to transfer her archive of photo's until a Picasa for Mac (or equivalent) becomes available, I can't blame her. I've recently converted my mother to a Mac from Windows - well, mostly. iTunes allows this type of option with MP3 Libraries so why not iPhoto? The problem could simply be solved if iPhoto gave you an option not to import pictures into it's filing system, but rather keep them where they are. iPhoto's nonsensical filing system is just ridiculous. These browser and system requirements apply as of February 2014.This is precisely the concern I have had too, ever since iPhoto was introduced. For playback of uploaded videos, you need a broadband connection that operates at 500 Kpbs or faster, a current Adobe Flash Player and a qualified browser - including Google Chrome, Internet Explorer or Firefox - in a version compatible with the Flash Player's requirements. To qualify, your computer needs at least 256MB of RAM, 100MB of drive space and a screen resolution of at least 1,024 by 768 pixels. Choose a computer running Windows XP or higher, or OS X 10.5 Leopard or higher on an Intel Mac. You also can access Picasa Web Albums with Internet Explorer 6 or higher, Camino 2 or higher, and Netscape 9 or higher. Additionally, Windows, Mac and Linux versions of Opera 9.5 or higher should work, although there is no official Google testing to substantiate this. To run Picasa, Google tested and approved Windows, Mac and Linux versions of Google Chrome, Firefox 3.6 or higher, Internet Explorer 7 or higher, and Safari 4 or higher. Picasa runs in a Web browser, not as a standalone application, even though its desktop version uses a downloaded installer that adds files to your computer.
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Note that you can't download videos from Picasa Web Albums. If you upload audio files, they must be in WMA or MP3 format.
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Despite its lack of support for FLV uploads, Picasa converts your uploaded files to FLV format in SD at 240p, 360p or 480p, or HD at 720p or 1080p. It can process codecs including H.264, H.263, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, WMV and mJPEG. Picasa accepts files at 12 fps minimum frame rate in 3GP, AVI, ASF, MOV, WMV, MPG, MP4, M2T, MMV and M2TS formats, but won't accept FLV or RM files. Whether or not you subscribe to Google Plus, you can upload videos shorter than 15 minutes' running time without them counting against your free online storage quota, but individual videos can't exceed 1GB in size. Through Picasa's Import function, you can save files from a camera, camcorder or removable device to your hard drive, and then manage them in Picasa. Folder Manager doesn't offer the option to display or skip individual video file formats stored on your hard drive, unlike the choices you can make with still images. The images and videos in these folders stay on your hard drive and don't upload to Picasa Web Albums. Picasa's Folder Manager determines which folders on your computer Picasa scans and which file formats it displays. Note that when Picasa reduces the size of your files, your image clarity also softens. Once you reach your limits, you can upload only at the 800-pixel free size. Sizes larger than 800 pixels count against your storage limits.
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If you're not a Google Plus subscriber, you can upload images at their original size or let Picasa resize them to 1,600, 1,024 or 800 pixels on their largest dimensions.
If you reach those limits, you can continue to upload, but only at the "Best for Web Sharing" size. Google Plus subscribers can upload images at their original size, which counts against free storage limits, or at the "Best for Web Sharing" setting, which resizes images to 2048 pixels on their largest dimension and doesn't count against storage limits. Within overall storage limits, you can create up to 20,000 Web Albums with 1,000 images apiece. You can upload up to 20MB at a time of JPEG, GIF or PNG files via email to a special address you set up in Picasa. When you upload images to Picasa Web Albums, the service accepts individual files of up 50MB in size.
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