New answers tagged data-synchronization
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Mobile Documents folder
Actually, iCloud can be used to sync anything that you wish, including MS Office docs.
In ~/Library/Mobile Documents create a folder (call it anything you wish) and put whatever Office documents you like in there. That folder will sync with other Macs (and jailbroken iOS devices, and on the web too if you have a Apple Developer ...
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First, select all voice memos in your library. Then right click on the selected multiple items and open 'Get Info'. Open the 'Options' tab and select Media Kind as 'Voice Memo' and keep the box checked. Close it.
Then, unckeck 'include voice memos' from the Music section on the iPhone in iTunes.
Now sync your iPhone without including voice memos !
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Connect iOS Device
Go to Photos tab in iTunes
Uncheck "Sync Photos from iPhoto" option
Press "Apply" and/or "Sync
Check "Sync Photos from iPhoto" option
Now everything should be as it was before and the error is gone :D
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You could try Together
All videos will be linked to your account, synch is done over the air (no need to plug in), web management interface is available. Also there are some cool features for working with videos.
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The simple answer is that you turnoff iCloud syncing for the things you don't want iCloud to sync.. Turn off contacts and then in iTunes it now offers you manual sync options
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There are some 3rd party apps that claim to be able to retrieve things such as contacts, text messages, photos that you have deleted or lost somehow from iPhone on Macs and PCs. You would need to find a iPhone data recovery software tool. They may not be free. Here is the one I used and it worked.
http://software.bigbigsoft.com/data-recovery-mac
In the ...
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use MediaMonkey.com :p you can manage everything from there
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If you are just looking to send short videos, I sent them from my computer to my ipad using iMessage. once you receive the message on your iPad, you have the option to share it by clicking the button on the top right. One of the share options is to save it to your Camera Roll. Once it's in your camera roll, you can add it to whatever app you'd like.
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You can share the Notes created under your Gmail account by adding the Gmail account that you're using on your iPhone to your Mac. To do this, go to Settings --> Mail, Contacts & Calendar. Select the Gmail button and add your account information and be sure to check the box next to Notes. If you already have your Gmail account set up on your Mac, follow ...
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Three things come to mind if you cannot update to the latest iOS or iTunes software:
Look in the console logs for actionable sync errors.
Try syncing from Xcode as opposed to iTunes.
Restore the iOS device (declining to update the iOS level) and attempt a clean sync from iTunes. (or Xcode)
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You've actually posed two questions.
For the iTunes library, I'm assuming you've gone to the menu and Authorized This Machine to access your content. This authorizes the computer to access your paid content, meaning movies, tv shows, and songs downloaded through iTuens or via iTunes Match (if you enabled that on this machine too).
For contacts from your ...
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As others mentioned here, the problem is most likely dust and lint in the connector interfering with the data pins. It will prevent charging while connected to a computer.
I had the same problem and fixed it by folding over some Scotch tape, sticky side out, and sweeping it inside the connector until the lint was cleared. Then I inserted and removed the ...
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I have many devices that sync with my Mac and carry no apps on iTunes, so it's possible. I don't back any of them up to iTunes though and use iCloud for that.
Make a back up of your Mac/PC in case the iTunes changes need to be reversed.
Uncheck the box in iTunes that says "install new Apps automatically".
Choose to back the phone up to iCloud rather than ...
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It will likely depend on the pins you are using on the iPhone end. A modified cable should be able to cut the charge sense portion of the signal (or otherwise manipulate the call for charge signal) while allowing the sync portion of the USB signal to pass.
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By default, the iOS calendar only syncs events within a specific timeframe, but you can adjust that within the settings.
Open the Mail, Contacts, Calendars section in Settings, and scroll down to the Sync option under Calendars:
Tap that, and you'll get the option to choose how far back you want events to appear, or if you want all events to appear:
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Yeah, it's new and it's call BitTorrent Sync, just came out of Alpha. it uses a 32 character code you create to create folder based sharepoints...on any computer on your network, without futzing with Preferences. Bittorent does all the work, and you essentially can create your own cloud at will, with any internal or external hdd's.
Good luck.
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Make sure you have all of your iPhone songs already loaded in your iTunes library. If you previously synced iTunes on your computer with your iPhone, this is most certainly the case.
Connect your iPad to your computer and run iTunes
In your iPad from within iTunes, navigate to the "Music" tab and make sure that the "Sync music" and "Entire library" options ...
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This is explained in detail on the yahoo! help page.
I'll post the original text from the help page here:
Description
This article explains how to synchronize your Mac OS Address Book app to Yahoo! Contacts on your Mac for versions of Mac OS X 10.5 ("Leopard") and newer.
Resolution
You can sync Yahoo! Contacts with Mac Address Book.
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You can try downloading v11 from Apple's website:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Hope that solves it!
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The simplest way is to use the app "transfr". You can send your photos or videos from your iphone to your mac or the other way round.
Extremely user friendly too.
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