Transferring media file

Someone please help me!!! I am trying to transfer music from my apple computer to my blackberry which i have done before with no problem. this time i connect to blackberry desktop manager and it tells me i dont have write permission on my media card?!?!?! what do i do?

Raziikc wrote:
I recently published a vidio on windows movie maker, I want to put it on iTunes so I can sync it to my ithouch.
However, I tried to import it to iTunes, and nothing happened.
Plz help.
As far as I am aware, iTunes for Windows will only import WMA (music) files, and will not import WMV (video) files. You will therefore need to first convert it to MPEG4 or H.264 format and then you will be able to import it in to iTunes.
Note: It is possible to play MPEG4 and H.264 files in Windows Media Player.

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Hello
I am having problems transfering media files from my mac to the blackberry pearl 8100. I followed the steps and went into the media file selected "receive by bluetooth" and went to the mac and selected the media file I want to send. The screen open on the mac waiting to connect i select save in ringtones device, get the message on both devices transfer failed. I did all the steps on the support but nothing works. Both devices are paired I can send file from the blackberry to the mac but I cannot receive any media files. I sent pictures from the mac to the blackberry and it worked fine.
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I have tried putting the mp3 files in all possible folders ( music, documents etc) on phone, but no luck. I have also tried several different mp3 files. Can anyone help me with this?

This was never a problem for me with my fisrt 920. I have just taken delivery of a replacement phone after I managed to smash the glass on thge first one last week. I have tried transferring albums and songs (in mpeg-4 format from my pc's file explorer, using the USB connector. File Explorer indicates that the files have copied correctly into the Lumia's Music folder but when I try to run Nokia Music it tells me that nothing has been transferred. So I check back on the pc with USB connector and, sure enough, File Explorer tells me that the folders and files ARE there.
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I just bought a 250GB Lacie d2 External Firewire Drive to specifically use on a school internship project.
The client is a local film maker who wants a behind the scene documentary made of the production of his new film. I decided to buy my new fire wire drive just for this project alone.
I'm finding that I've just about filled up the whole thing mostly with all the archive footage he gave me to use as supporting B Roll to the few interviews I've already shot. Realizing that I still have more interview footage to collect I anticipate having to buy a new firewire drive.
My next option is to buy a 500GB drive (same make and model) from my local apple store. The issue is, I'm not sure how to go about handling a project file that would have two seperate capture folders, each one located on it's own drive. Am I asking for problems?
I was thinking that with the new drive, I'd take all the media files in my Lacie 250GB (not the capture folder itself, just the files inside) and just move them over onto the new Lacie 500GB. Then I'd create a new project file on the new drive, recreate my file folder heirarchy in my browser and just "Import" the transfered media files into the brower through the file menu.
Then for any new footage I shoot in the future, I'll just log and capture into this new project file's capture folder. If this is a viable strategy, am I gonna have to seriously worry about the integrity of my old media files being compromised in a transfer from one drive to the other?
By the way, the apple store in my town told me I'd be able to return the 250GB in exchange for the 500GB where the price I paid for the old drive would go toward the new.
If anybody could tell me if I have a sound strategy or not, I'd appreicate it. Thanks.
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MalibuFrank
I've been wondering what your reasons are in general for having to move project and media files around?
For my own situation, I merely wanted to continue my work on a larger drive as I expect I'll be needing the space. I'd come to two solutions for transfering my work.
One was to disconnect the actual media files in my Scratch Capture folder from the clips in the browser that connect to them via a filepath. Transfer everything through the Finder, then reopen my project from the new drive and reconnect the offline clips in my browser to the media files, but this time using a filepath that would lead directly to my new drive.
I didn't do that though, but I suspect it would have worked and might have been easier than the solution I picked, which was -
I used the Media Manager in FinalCut Pro. Through the Media Manager I just selected my project and all it's work and had it made a copy to a new drive. Actually I never used the Media Manager before but after looking into it's capabilities I'm definately going to have to keep it mind for my future project strategies.
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Any ideas why a film I have converted to mp4 format, that plays with sound through my PC windows media file- only has a picture but no sound when transferred to my ipod touch via the Itunes?

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Help with transferring ITunes media files to external HD

Hi!
I'm trying to free up space on my MacBook by moving all my ITunes media files to an external HD.
I followed the support instructions which told me to go to ITunes preferences, advanced, and choose a new location for the files. I did that part and files were copied across to the external HD. However, the next step is to move the original files from my macbook into the trash. I've gone to home/music/Itunes to delete the originals, but they don't seem to be exactly the same as the ones copied across to the eternal HD..? For instance, the size of the ITunes folder is different, and inside the folder some files are not there, and all the music is not there either (in the external HD copied location).
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For instance, the size of the ITunes folder is different, and inside the folder some files are not there, and all the music is not there either (in the external HD copied location).
Then the first thing to do would be to consolidate your new iTunes library as well: Open your new iTunes Library in iTunes and
Open iTunes Preferences:
Mac: Choose iTunes > Preferences.
Click Advanced.
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Click OK.
Choose File > Library > Organize Library.
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Whenever I try to transfer media files to either another pc on my network, or an external hard drive, the content starts to transfer but eventually loses internet conectivity? PC has no issue transferring files.

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Format the extra HDD to EXFAT as previously indicated. There are two ways that can use to transferr the data.
1. Connect both drives to the PC and the copy the files to the newly formatted (EXFAT) drive from the HDD with the data . Then connect the EXFAT drive to the MBP and transfer the data to same.
2. Connect both drives to the MBP and open DISK UTILITY>RESTORE. Drag the drive with the data on it to the 'Source' field. Drag the EXFAT drive to the 'Destination' field. Click on the 'Restore' butt is on. After the transfer has been completed, close DISK UTILITY and place the data on the MBP where you want it.
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I have a macbook pro from fall 2010. I have been using my external HD as my primary itunes folder for the past 7 yrs ( i.e it is organized by itunes default categorization, etc). However, there is some overlap between my external HD itunes folder and my comps original itunes folder (probably 20-30% of my current library's media files were already duplicated there from when i first bought the HD and transferred files to the external, however they are mostly referenced from the external now). Also there are files in the comp's itunes folder that are not on my external (probably due to organizational mishaps and podcast downloads when not connected to the external, etc). I do not know how many files this is the case for.
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In general:
- The best way to check if files are in a library is to drag the whole media folder to the library. If something was missed it will be added. If it is in the library is won't be added a second time.
- If you have a second copy of a file and iTunes does not currently list that specific file in its database then even if it is identical to one already in the database it will add it a second time. So if you have file xyz on the internal drive and the external drive and add them to iTunes you will end up with two entries for the same thing in iTunes because you really do have to copies of the files. While this can happen with two copies on a single drive, it will almost definitely be the case when you have a copy of a file on two drives because iTunes really sees them as two different things.
-Unless you know how iTunes works, avoid moving files yourself. Let the consolidate feature do all the file moving. Manually moving files can really mess up iTunes unless you know what you are doing and have iTunes set to not try to do it itself.
- There's no clean and easy way to delete duplicates. The best thing is to change practice so you don't create them. Here are references:
How to find and remove duplicate items in your iTunes library - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2905
http://dougscripts.com/itunes/itinfo/dupin.php (commercial)
Posts by turingtest2 about different types of duplicates and techniques- https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3555601 and https://discussions.apple.com/message/16042406 (Note: The DeDuper script is for Windows)
http://www.hardcoded.net/dupeguru_me/

I can't copy iTunes media files from one external hard drive to another.

Hi, I am running the latest iTunes and Mavericks software on my MacBook Pro. My iTunes library is stored on an external Seagate 2tb hard drive and it is almost full. I want to transfer the files to a WD Elements 3tb external hard drive and have made that new volume the destination folder for my iTunes library. However, even though I have enabled read/write on both volumes and made the iTunes media folders on both shared folders, I can't copy all the files from the Seagate drive to the WD drive. It comes up with an error message that says "The operation can't be completed because an unexpected error occurred (error code -8058)". I can transfer files from my MacBook hard drive to the new volume, but can't copy files from the old Seagate volume to my MacBook hard drive; it makes the "boing" sound that indicates it is copying but nothing transfers. Files that won't copy include all music files, some video files and all podcast files. Some transferred with no problem. Any ideas out there?

Hi Limnos, thanks very much for your reply.
both external drives came preformatted for Windows but I erased each and reformatted them for Mac before using them.
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If I download new content now with the new drive attached, iTunes has no trouble finding where to place the files.
in Preferences I have both boxes checked (copy files" and "organize") that deal with copying iTunes files.
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when I look at the "missing" files in iTunes they have the small exclamation mark that indicates the file is missing, but when I locate it through iTunes it doesn't copy the file on the old external drive to the new one. It just plays it having found the file on the old drive.
originally I had to make the iTunes folder on the old drive into a shared folder using the Get info window after either a software upgrade or an OS upgrade (I can't remember which, it was several years ago). For some reason the upgrade changed the preferences of that folder to a Read Only folder and after researching the problem found the only way to keep using the drive was to make the folder a shared one. I can't remember why and I apologise for that but it was a long time ago.; I can tell you that at the time it was necessary.
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Following Media Files Are Not Optimized For Final Cut Pro

I'm sure you've seen this before and I've tried to search for a thread on it here and fell asleep, so sorry if this is a repeat.
I have edited projects in Premiere Pro (on my PC) and I have tried to transfer them in FCP. It worked with the exception of two things:
1. the error message, "Following Media Files Are Not Optimized For Final Cut Pro"
2. the quality *****! watching it on the playback in FCP it looks great, but then when I burn it to Disc it's pixelated in spots and generally has a lower quality picture.
I know that it's Standard Def. and can't expect the best, but I've done it before (once or twice) and it didn't seem this bad.
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I did compress them to DV NTSC then burned it to DVD and the result was no bueno.
I thought what I would do is try compressing them again before I send them on over to DVDSPRO. Here is a simplified break down of the situation:
- I have edited the raw footage in Premiere Pro on my PC. They were recorded and captured as SD.
- I rendered them in Premiere, then transfered the rendered AVI file to FCP.
- When went to place the files in FCP, I received the warning message; "Following Media Files Are Not Optimized For Final Cut Pro" but I went forward anyways and it allowed me to do so.
- Originally I went ahead and compressed them from FCP to QT Movie as a DV NTSC, which ended up poorly.
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