If the screen saver programming in OS X simply can't utilize all the photos in the folder I have selected then this is a flaw of OS X more than my archaic photo management practices. Import the ones you want to use into the OS X Photos program. My question is how do I make it the screen saver use all the photos instead of just a handful out of my selected photo? The problem is that screen saver is ONLY using "some of them" when it should be using every photo in the folder I have selected.Īre you sure that "some of them" the ones your seeing are not already imported into Photos.? I can already use "some of them" in the screen saver. I wonder if there is a parameter setting that can be changed? It seems silly as this would be a simple bit of code that a beginning programmer could put together. So, it seems the algorithm is not a simple random choice from the full set. I noted subsets mostly of 30, but some as small as 15 and one as large as 133. If I interrupt the screen saver and then go back to it, I get a different, possibly random choice of photos from the full set, but it is still a subset of the whole. Instead, what I get is a subset of photos chosen that are repeated in sequence. What I assumed I would have (which you have on Windows machines) is a random choice, without replacement, which means all photos should be available to be chosen, but some photos will show up frequently and others almost never with the others somewhere in-between. I've chosen this folder as the 'source' with the 'classic' transition. I'm running El Capitan 10.11.4 and have a folder within the pictures folder that has about 1,700 jpegs of no greater than 2 mb each. Hi, It's not clear to me how/if this issue was resolved.
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