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If you intend to stick with the first party software, then you seem to have gotten some bad information on what synch settings can be controlled from the Finder
by GeekyBear 7y ago
If you intend to stick with the first party software, then you seem to have gotten some bad information on what synch settings can be controlled from the Finder.
You wouldn't need to open the TV app to control or trigger synch for video content.
Catalina handles both from the sidebar of the Finder.
- jedberg 7y agoThe sync is controlled from the finder, but the available content is controlled from the TV app.
- GeekyBear 7y agoI'm not certain where you got this impression, but it is incorrect. Here is a link to the correct information on how synch works in the Finder of Mac OS Catalina. https://www.imore.com/how-sync-your-iphone-and-ipad-your-mac-macos-catalina https://www.imore.com/how-sync-your-iphone-and-ipad-your-mac...
- jedberg 7y agoDid you read the link you posted? It says exactly what I said. That you can’t choose new content to sync without importing it first.
- GeekyBear 7y agoAhhh… You are talking about adding new content to your library and not about synching content between your library and a device. However, the requirement that you add content to your library before you can synch it to your devices is not a change from the way things worked in iTunes at all.
- jedberg 7y agoI know it’s not a change. That’s my complaint. I would expect to be able to drag files from my hard drive to the device. The fact that I can’t makes the experience worse than iTunes.