inXpiración, por Sebastián Villalba

Ya antes de las actualizaciones 3.1 del iPhone, iTunes 9 y Mac OS 10.6.1, la sincronización entre iPhone y iTunes me daba problemas la mayoría de las veces, o se quedaba colgada.

Mi solución al problema ha consistido en reducir la cantidad de canciones cargadas en el iPhone, eliminar todos los álbumes de fotos que se sincronizaban en el iPhone e importar y BORRAR todas las fotos hechas con el iPhone mediante iPhoto.

Aquí están las intrucciones completas de www.techcrunch.com:

1. Ensure the iPhone is connected to your computer.
2. Open iPhoto.
3. Select the iPhone in the Devices list in the left column.
4. Select all your photos in the camera roll.
5. Make sure to uncheck ‘Hide photos already imported’. This is important so you will be able to delete all photos in the Camera Roll on your iPhone after the sync.
6. Click Import All.
7. Make sure all your photos imported properly (check the # of photos in the dialogue box that appears)
8. Click the Delete Photos button at the end of the import.
9. Make any new albums you want, delete any photos you might have previously imported.
10. Quit iPhoto
11. In iTunes, select your iPhone under Devices in the left column
12 Click on the Photos tab. Select any new events or albums you created or want to sync back to your iPhone
13. Click on the Sync/Apply button
14. Watch in wonder how much quicker your backup of the iPhone proceeds

Aunque hay otra solución más cómica:

How to backup an iPhone on 3.1:
Click sync.
Wait until it gets to the backing up part.
Plug your laptop or your battery will surely die.
Watch some tv.
Eat dinner.
Take a really long shower, >30 min.
Count all blue objects in your house.
Go to sleep.
Wake up.
Eat a huge breakfeast you are in no hurry.
Shave.
Brush your teeth.
Go to work.
Come home.
Kiss your wife.
Take her out to a restraunt with a really long wait.
Drive home the long way.
Beat all pokemon games.
Get online.
Go to techcrunch.com.
Make a really long comment on an article about iPhones.
Breathe in.
Breathe out.
iPhone sync complete. It is know OK to disconnect iPhone.

Porque mientras Apple soluciona estos problemas, hay que buscarse la vida y usar el truco prehistórico de borrar y volver a empezar. Este truco me ha permitido volver a sincronizar a la primera y en menos de 5 minutos. Espero que te sirva.

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