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Mac os high sierra review on macbook pro 2014
Mac os high sierra review on macbook pro 2014










mac os high sierra review on macbook pro 2014

I have the app on my iphone, and I can upload through the app, but it takes several minutes for each picture. I have restarted both mac and iphone and I have clicked the Activate Camera Import box in the dropbox settings (a feature that has previously resolved my problems, but not now). I am currently running MacOS High Sierra 10.13.4 on a MacBook Pro 2017) and iPhone (Iphone 8, iOS 11.3.1). I have tried updating Dropbox (currently version v49.4.69), updating operating system on my Mac (no updates available. Sometimes it will randomly import 2-5 pictures, but not the rest. When I plug my iPhone to the Mac via cable, I get the error message, that x of x pictures failed to import (loosely translated from Danish, as my settings is with Danish as language).

  • I was able to confirm that if I took a photo, switched the setting back to "Automatic", then reconnected my phone, the import process would fail with the error message.
  • mac os high sierra review on macbook pro 2014

    , which led me to suspect HEIC or image formats being the problem (again), especially in light of (1).

    mac os high sierra review on macbook pro 2014

    These consisted of iPhone screenshots and some low-res close-ups of stuff. I noticed that while importing fails when the setting is set to "Automatic", certain photos do get imported. If storing HEICs make you sad, I believe you can go to Settings > Camera > Formats and toggle it over to "Most Compatible", so future photos will be in JPEG.ĭropbox app on OS X: Stable Build 49.4.68 I'm not a big fan of this HEIC format, but eh, at least I have importing now. Note: This might transfer your current photos as HEIC files instead of JPEGs. After doing this, I reconnected my iPhone and importing worked. At the very bottom, toggle " Transfer to Mac Or PC" from " Automatic" to " Keep Originals". I might have a fix (or at least a better workaround than using the "Image Capture", since that doesn't use the same naming format as Dropbox and you might end up with duplicates once importing works again - at least I get file like "IMG_9365.JPG" instead of "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.jpg").












    Mac os high sierra review on macbook pro 2014