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A video about how to install iPhoto for iOS on unsupported devices.
Link: http://www.cultofmac.com/152046/install-iphoto-for-ios-onto-unsupported-devices-video-how-to/
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hey everyone this is Michael from cuac
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here and today I'm going to show you how
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you can install ioto for iOS on devices
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that aren't supported so this past week
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when ioto for iOS came out everybody was
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excited about it and you know it was
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such a great app and everything but
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there's a couple different problems
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first of all you couldn't use it on the
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iPad 1 and secondly you couldn't use it
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on the iPod Touch at all no generation
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at all and I found this to be rather
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interesting I own an iPad 1 as well as
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an iPod Touch those are my two main
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devices and I couldn't use iPhoto and I
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thought wow that's that's too bad so I
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was looking around there's actually a
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way that you can kind of work around the
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system and get ioto on both a first
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generation iPad or an iPod touch and
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it's pretty simple so the first thing
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you're going to need is iPhone
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Configuration utility and you can get
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this on support. apple.com I'll have a
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link right below the video so you can
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download this it's a just a small file
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and it's an application for or Os 10
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once you have it you're going to want to
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open it up and here it is iPhone
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Configuration utility if you can't find
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it you can just search for it in the
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spotlight and here it is so what you're
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going to want to do is first well
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obviously you're going to need to have
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downloaded ioto for iOS in the app store
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for
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$4.99 and then you can go up to the
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applications tab right here and click on
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ADD once you click on ADD you're going
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to want to go to your home directory in
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this case Michael steber and then from
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here you're going to want to go to
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music and then iTunes and then iTunes
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media and then mobile applications
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because in the mobile applications
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folder this is where iTunes stores all
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the apps that you have on your iPhone
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iPad iPod Touch when you download them
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so in your mobile applications folder
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you're going to want to find ioto then
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all you have to do from there is hit
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open so once you select ioto it's going
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to show up under your applications list
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and from here I'm going to just plug in
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my iPod Touch that's what I'm going to
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show it to you on today but once again
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this also works on the first generation
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iPad as well and I tried it on there so
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once you plug in your device you can see
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on the side here the device showed up as
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Ms iPod I can click on that and from
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here if you go over to the applications
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tab you're going to see all the
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different applications that you can
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install on your device as well as ones
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that are installed so this will be
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anything under the applications tab that
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I showed you before and anything that's
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already on the device so if we scroll
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down here and you see I photo you can
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see I can hit install and once I hit
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install it's going to freeze up like
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this for probably a minute or two while
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it installs on your device and you're
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not going to see anything happen you you
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probably get a spinning beach ball and
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iPhone Configuration utility is not
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going to respond and once it's finished
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doing this it's going to take you know
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maybe a minute or two on your device
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you're going to see the application show
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up and that's really all there is to it
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so as soon as iPhoto finishes installing
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here I'll take a look at my iPod and
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I'll show you that it actually works and
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how it all ran so now you can see if I
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go over here you'll see see that I photo
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is installed on my device and I can open
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it up right here and it opens just fine
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like you'd expect any other iOS
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application to there's no weird crashing
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there's no real slowdowns either
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although I have to say it is a little
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bit slower than it is on the iPad and
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there's no warnings or anything it works
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just fine like it was always meant to be
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on here so you'll see that I can edit
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photos just like I normally would if I
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go into an album here let's say I want
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to edit this picture I can hit edit and
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everything works just as you'd expect so
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I can go over here like this I can maybe
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apply vintage look to it let's try
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something like that and you know it all
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works then maybe I want to look at some
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of these other tools here uh let's
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change some of the color balances let's
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bring that up a little bit let's make
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just a couple adjustments here and you
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can see how this all works pretty well
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and pretty much how you expect on any
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other device so there you go now I can
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share this
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picture and let's share it to Twitter so
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there you go that's about it and that's
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how I photo works so it's just how you'd
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expect nothing's really different than
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on the iPhone or the iPad so there's how
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to run iPhoto on both the iPod touch as
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well as the first generation iPad
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hopefully this cleared up any
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frustrations you had about not being
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able to run it on your device of course
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if you have anything that you'd like to
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see me do a how to on make sure to send
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me an email I hope you found this video
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useful and thank you for watching
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