[macvoiceover] Re: iPhone - Sync Problems

Nut sure. I just came across the idea that backup means put info from your iphone onto your computer. it should not matter that you have not used it with a particular computer before. 

On Jun 30, 2009, at 11:16 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:

David,
How do you do that, if you have never synced the phone with that computer? I haven't yet tried to sync my iphone with my Mac, but I was hoping to do it this weekend. 
Donna

On Jul 30, 2009, at 10:49 AM, David Poehlman wrote:


back up iphone first that should put the info on your computer.

On Jul 31, 2009, at 3:41 AM, Steve Hurd wrote:
I had simlier issues when I tried to sync my iphone. I also have another question. When I try to synk my music it said the library on my iphone will be replaced by the library on my macbook. There are no songs on my new macbook so if it replaced it iot would replace it with nothing. My substantial question therefore is how do I copy or sync the music on my iphone and move the songs to my computer? Do I use the import library function? 
Thanks,
Steve

On 30/07/2009, at 5:23 AM, Chris Hofstader wrote:


Hi,
I do not know if this is an iPhone, an iPhone/VO, an iMac or an iMac/VO problem. Last night, for the first time, I synchronized my iPhone with our iMac 24. I selected not to look at ring tones but did elect to change the library with which the iPhone was to sync with.
In the iPhone settings dialogue in iTunes, I changed a few things (almost all in the Music tab) and let the process start. After a while I would get an error that a program that I think is called Mobile Services Helper (or something very similar) had exited unexpectedly, "Ignore, Send to Apple, Restart," which reminded me an awful lot of "abort, retry, ignore" back in the DOS days.
I then went to the software update menu item in iTunes (after a few restarts) and found that I had not updated iTunes, Safari and a handful of things I didn't care much about. I let the installation procede and the Mac, as expected, restarted.
I reattached the iPhone and iTunes, as expected, came up. A standard sync resulted in the same process crashing. Then (after a few more reboots), I started eliminating options to isolate the problem. In iTunes, when things seemed hung, I saw in the LCD space that it was synchronizing Contacts. I unchecked contacts from the sync list and everything started to acted as I would have expected and a ton of music moved onto my phone but the contacts on my phone did not populate the empty Address Book on the iMac.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. I'm not important or useful enough to sign up for MobileMe as its cost outstrips the usefulness of near immediate synchronization. 

Happy Hacking,
cdh


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