MacBook Pro Image Capture Auto-Import to ReadyNAS wont stick

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2 weeks ago my 17" Macbook Pro DIED..&nbsp; iphone AUTO-IMPORT to ReadyNAS pictures/autoimport worked PERFECT...Now.. with my tiny 15" Macbook Pro..&nbsp; I've changed the auto-import Save to option to ReadyNAS, Pictures,&nbsp; Autoimport.. when I take a pic, plug up my iphone it STILL saves to the Macintosh/ admin/ pictures/ autoimport folder.I CAN NOT get it to stay with the ReadyNASNote: this worked perfect on my old mac...I HAVE changed my iPhoto image garden to my ReadyNAS Pictures --- works greatI've changed the itumes music folder to ReadyNAS-- so far working great..ONE PROBLEM for ~EVERYONE That has iTunes &amp; a Mac ~sometime ago Apple forces the iphone to be RESTORED and it deletes yours playlist and APPS.they said it was a way to force app makers to update their stuff, forcing users to RE-Download updated apps.SO.. MOVE your apps &amp; stuff from your Mac &amp; iphones to another SERVER, Ext HD, then you canmove it all back to your Newly Restored iphone or computer.

BrianL2 · Answer

Hi joe_wht,

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I suppose you didn't use any app or software from NETGEAR. Try to check this article from Apple and tell us if it addresses your issue.

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Kind regards,

&nbsp;

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

joe_wht · Answer

No.. with my old Macbook Pro I used no app..

ONLY the macbook pro Image Capture - Auto Import check box & I selected the ReadyNAS folder for my

new photos to be uploaded when I connect my iphone to my mac. It just always worked perfect.

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The apple iCloud article.. No.. I have to many pics & don't want to pay for Apple to hold them

and I'm not gonna delete any.

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I TRIED to setup a ReadyNAS " Backup " but it seems the backup "test connection" can't connect to my new mac.

I was hoping to just let my MacBook pro to autoimport to it's OWN Auto Import folder

and then let ReadyNAS run a nightly Backup pulling them into my Photos "autoimport" folder.

..

I think there must be some permission that I have not found.

BrianL2 · Answer

Hi joe_wht,

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What if you mount the said share in your MAC via this article and select it as the path where your pictures will be automatically imported?

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Kind regards,

&nbsp;

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

joe_wht · Answer

You got my hopes up..&nbsp; LoL..&nbsp; but it Diid Not Work...&nbsp;the past 3 hours I've been searching the internetfor anyway to :" change image capture autoimporter to network "and there's just No Suggestions.&nbsp;how did it work so easy when I first got the ReadyNAS.&nbsp;====&nbsp; What if we try another approach..=====&nbsp; What if I set ReadyNAS to copy the pictures/autoimport folder====== on my Mac?==== I can't get the ReadyNAS backup paths correct.isn't the HOST field the&nbsp; ip address ?&nbsp; 192.168.1.28which protocol?&nbsp; remote:windows/NAS timestamp is what's selectedshare:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; what should go here ?&nbsp; ( I do have the autoimport folder shared )&nbsp;&nbsp;

BrianL2 · Answer

Hi joe_wht,

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I've sent you a PM. Update this thread once you've tried it.

&nbsp;

Kind regards,

&nbsp;

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

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