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My audio files are stored in the MyMusic folder with the iTunes library files etc. on my Macbook.
iTunes works well. However, I cannot sync with my iPhone. The process goes through the usual stages up to Waiting for changes to be applied when it stalls. I have tried a few things as recommended for this seemingly common iTunes problem with no success. Should I store my files in FamilyMusic instead? any suggestions welcome.
I have just realised that my iPod syncs OK, so maybe an iPhone restore is due...
The problem was that in iTunes there were many files that iTunes saw as 'missing' - the left column exclamation mark. When these were sorted (I left iTunes to find missing files - a long but seemingly thorough process) syncing became possible. This also resolved an issue where itunes constantly referred to a missing hard drive - that no longer existed but was used to store audio files.
It is possible that the issue is with the iPhone since it works fine with your other Mac OS X and iOS devices. You can try updating the iOS version or reset the device if it is an option for you.
The problem was that in iTunes there were many files that iTunes saw as 'missing' - the left column exclamation mark. When these were sorted (I left iTunes to find missing files - a long but seemingly thorough process) syncing became possible. This also resolved an issue where itunes constantly referred to a missing hard drive - that no longer existed but was used to store audio files.
