Lost picture folder
- Thread starter pam f
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twerppoet
iPad Fan
This is a sync operation, not a copy. That means iTunes tries to keep the folders/albums on your iPad the same as what you have selected for syncing in iTunes. By choosing a new folder you are not telling iTunes, add this folder also. You are saying, I want this folder instead of the other one.
To sync more than one folder of pictures, put both folders that you want to sync into another folder, and choose that folder to sync. Once you do so you will have the option to sync all sub-folders in the main folder, or just selected folders. To add another album/folder, just create a new folder int he main folder and add pictures to it. iTunes will make the change automatically on the next sync.
I recommend creating a main folder and one level of subfolders (more will not sync), then placing copies of the pictures you want to sync in the respective folders. Each subfolder will become an album in Photos on the iPad.
iOS and iPod: Syncing photos using iTunes
Another thing to keep in mind is the only way to remove albums synced through iTunes is to remove them from the folders on the computer, or change the sync settings in iTunes, and sync again. You can not delete this kind of album or the pictures in it directly on the iPad.
To sync more than one folder of pictures, put both folders that you want to sync into another folder, and choose that folder to sync. Once you do so you will have the option to sync all sub-folders in the main folder, or just selected folders. To add another album/folder, just create a new folder int he main folder and add pictures to it. iTunes will make the change automatically on the next sync.
I recommend creating a main folder and one level of subfolders (more will not sync), then placing copies of the pictures you want to sync in the respective folders. Each subfolder will become an album in Photos on the iPad.
iOS and iPod: Syncing photos using iTunes
Another thing to keep in mind is the only way to remove albums synced through iTunes is to remove them from the folders on the computer, or change the sync settings in iTunes, and sync again. You can not delete this kind of album or the pictures in it directly on the iPad.
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pam f
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HI TWERPPOET, I tried what you suggested with a main folder containing 2 subfiles each named seperatly , they synced ok all 379 pics but they ended all in one album I was hoping the 2 subfiles would be 2 albums. I am still further ahead than I was yesterday ,all this is new to me so thanks again for your help
twerppoet
iPad Fan
That's strange. Make sure you have the Albums tab selected when looking for separate albums. The Photos tab shows all photos, regardless of where they're stored in the app.
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