what do i do after app is downloaded Question: Q: photos app won't show iPhone photos. Trying to import photos from iPhone 6 to the Photo App on MacBook Pro. The iPhone shows up, open photos for this device is ticked, import to library (which is contained on external HHD). all good. Why don't the photos show up? The 'import selected' and 'import all' are obviously greyed out as it not seeing any photos. All software is updated (iTunes, iOS, photos ad iPhone). There are dozens of pics on the iPhone but they don't show up. Incidentally, I have also done APPLICATIONS, IMAGE CAPTURE.. same thing, images don't show. Thanks. Posted on Mar 11, 2018 4:46 AM. All replies. Loading page content. Page content loaded. All software is updated (iTunes, iOS, photos ad iPhone) Could you please post the version numbers? "Updated" could mean the last version of the currently installed system, not necessarily the most recent system. Are you running macOS 10.13.3 and iOS 11.2.5 and 12.7.3? Are your photos and videos in the new space-saving HEIC/HEVC format (Using HEIF or HEVC media on Apple devices - Apple Support)? Why don't the photos show up? The 'import selected' and 'import all' are obviously greyed out as it not seeing any photos. Question: Q: Apps are "installed" but not showing up on iPhone. I'd search my phone (built-in spotlight) and check every page and no go. The issue is even more apparent now with Apple's built in app- management tool. I have a full page (16 apps) and none of them are showing up. I'd like to also note that they're all games (odd right?) and there's an entire page full of them, they show up as installed, I can move them around but they don't show up on the iPhone itself. LIST: 1. Aqua Moto 2. Aurora Feint 3. Bebot 4. Crash Bandicoot 5. Crazy Penguin 6. Cro-Mag Rally 7. Deadmau5 8. Enigmo 9. Fastlane Street Racing 10. Flight Control 11. SimCity 12. Space deadbeef 13. Super MOnkey Ball 14. Tap Tap Revenge 3 15. Wolfenstein 3D 16. X- Plane Extreme. I've reinstalled all apps and I've even did a full restore of the phone. No luck. I'm so stuck! MacBook Pro 2.6Ghz. 4Gbs of Ram. 200Gbs 7200RPM. iPhone 3G 16Gb. 24" Dell LCD, Mac OS X (10.5.4), 2 Terabytes of external Storage and a 1Tb Time Capsule. Question: Q: I imported a CD to my itunes, won't show up on ipod. Hey! So I imported a CD to my itunes library. I even put it in its own folder, however whenever I sync my ipod it doesn't show up there at all! How do I fix this? iPod touch, iOS 6.1.3. Posted on Apr 4, 2013 7:31 AM. If you are using automatic syncing , the new songs need to be part of the selection in the iPod's Music tab. Select the iPod in iTunes, and go to its Music tab (next to Summary ). NOTE: If Sync Music is not checked there (at the top of the Music tab) already, you are not using automatic syncing . You should post back for more info, and not to do the following right away. If your iPod is currently set to load songs manually , changing to automatic syncing may erase what is currently loaded. On the Music tab, it is typically set to Sync Music , based on Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres . Below that, you need to make sure your new songs are included in the selection. If you created a new "folder" (playlist) with the songs, you can select it under Playlists . Or you can select the album's Artist . Or you can select the Album itself. However you set up the Music tab as your selection of songs is what will sync to the iPod. Click Apply to do the initial sync. Going forward, any changes to the iTunes library that are related to the selection on the Music tab will sync automatically, when you connect your iPod or click the Sync button. Posted on Apr 5, 2013 3:50 AM. Helpful answers. I'm having the same problem, my sync music is not checked, because I wanted certain songs on my ipod touch, and now when I import a cd, it won't sync it to mu ipod (it's in my itunes library, but not on my ipod, also the songs are checked). So I don't know what I am doing wrong. May 11, 2013 10:18 PM. There’s more to the conversation. Loading page content. Page content loaded. If you are using automatic syncing , the new songs need to be part of the selection in the iPod's Music tab. Select the iPod in iTunes, and go to its Music tab (next to Summary ). NOTE: If Sync Music is not checked there (at the top of the Music tab) already, you are not using automatic syncing . You should post back for more info, and not to do the following right away. If your iPod is currently set to load songs manually , changing to automatic syncing may erase what is currently loaded. On the Music tab, it is typically set to Sync Music , based on Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres . Below that, you need to make sure your new songs are included in the selection. If you created a new "folder" (playlist) with the songs, you can select it under Playlists . Or you can select the album's Artist . Or you can select the Album itself. However you set up the Music tab as your selection of songs is what will sync to the iPod. Click Apply to do the initial sync. Going forward, any changes to the iTunes library that are related to the selection on the Music tab will sync automatically, when you connect your iPod or click the Sync button. Apr 5, 2013 3:50 AM. I'm having the same problem, my sync music is not checked, because I wanted certain songs on my ipod touch, and now when I import a cd, it won't sync it to mu ipod (it's in my itunes library, but not on my ipod, also the songs are checked). So I don't know what I am doing wrong. May 11, 2013 10:18 PM. my sync music is not checked, because I wanted certain songs on my ipod touch, and now when I import a cd, it won't sync it to mu ipod. If Sync music is NOT checked on the iPod's Music tab in iTunes, how can you expect it to "sync music"? If your iPod is set to Manually manage music , you need to load the new songs "manually," by dragging the song (or all the songs from the CD) from the music library to the iPod (in iTunes). Alternately, you CAN use automatic syncing (with Sync music checked on the iPod's Music tab in iTunes) and select the songs to put on the iPod precisely. Create a new regular playlist in iTunes and name it something like "iPod Songs." From your iTunes music library, add ALL songs you want on the iPod, including those new songs from CD. Select the iPod in iTunes. There is a row of "tabs" (starting with Summary ). Click on Music there. On the Music tab, set it to Sync music . Choose to sync Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres . Below that, find and checkmark only that new playlist, with your "iPod Songs," under Playlists . When you click Apply , your selection of songs on the Music tab, which in this case is that "iPod Songs" playlist, syncs to the iPod, replacing its existing content. Going forward, to update songs on the iPod, just update that "iPod Songs" playlist (add and remove songs) whenever you want. The next time you connect the iPod, or click the Sync button, iTunes automatically syncs the same changes to the iPod. So, the concept here is to "manually manage" that playlist in iTunes (instead of the iPod directly), and let iTunes handle updating the iPod. What Do I Do When One of My Favorite Apps Gets Pulled from the App Store? Dear Lifehacker, I just got a new phone, and I went to go download an app that I'd previously purchased, only to find that it was no longer available! I paid the developer good money, but it looks like they've taken the app down for some reason. 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