Feel like an *****... Need help...

[bsmithphoto13]

Ok guys, just got my HTC One and want to put some movies onto it by dragging and dropping from my MacBook Air. I can't figure of how to get it to work... I'm sure there is a setting that I am missing, any help would be useful. Thanks guys!

 

[quicksilver53]

Hi. This is how it works in ny windows computer. Plug in your phone and click in ny computer in the settings. Your one should show yo ans and external drive. Click on the HTC one icon to open It up. Click again until you see a bunch if folders open up. One should say music and another should say videos or music. Drop and drag it copy and paste into the approriate file. U hope I have not forgotten a step and this works in mac.

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[quicksilver53]

Sorry for the typos. Just woke up and not had enough coffee.

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[bsmithphoto13]

When I plug it into my mac, all that pops up is HTC sync manager.

 

[sfla99]

You can drag right into the file system in sync manager.

It's quite a simple task, open the sync manager, migrate to the proper folder where you want to store the movies and then drag from the folder on desktop right into the window in the sync manager.

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[aaronlam]

Or use the android transfer app. I found HTC sync to he finicky at times.

 

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

Android file transfer

Install this. When you plug your phone in, this app will start and open a finder window with your phone's files on it. Drag and drop in and out of the window like you would any other folder.

It's this way because Apple doesn't yet support the MTP standard.

 

[bsmithphoto13]

Worked perfect! Thanks for the help guys!

 

[sclRanger]

Use this, no cable needed:
AirDroid | Your Android, on the Web.

 

[bembol]

Use this, no cable needed:
AirDroid | Your Android, on the Web.

I downloaded/installed it. Looks amazing, thinking this is much easier the Sync Manager and Android File Transfer.

...until I started dragging files to it.

M4A and M4V aren't supported?