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Dec 5, 2009 1:41 PM in response to slickmouse1by SimonCG,Thanks.
I followed the instructions to totally wipe iTunes (and associated files), restarted, downloaded again... but still have the same problem.
Please.. anyone - help? -
Dec 6, 2009 6:32 AM in response to slickmouse1by MoVista,I got mine to sync again! In iPhoto you have to remove the songs you have playing in sideshows, etc in the settings. If the song, artist, etc has special characters it won't work to sync. I had one that had a "/" in the song title and another was just shuffling through my itunes library of music. So once I removed any reference to music in my iphoto and then closed and reopened iphoto I was able to sync up again like nothing was ever wrong. -
Dec 6, 2009 10:30 AM in response to MoVistaby SimonCG,does that apply to any slideshows in iPhoto - or just to those that you wish to sync? -
Dec 6, 2009 10:44 AM in response to SimonCGby SimonCG,Thanks all for your help, it's sorted...
I discovered a slideshow that referred to some deleted photos; it didn't like that. Getting rid of that slideshow has sorted the problem.
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Dec 8, 2009 8:45 AM in response to slickmouse1by Skyler1967,Genuis!!! I deleted a couple slideshows, no dice. Then I just trashed them all, and it is syncing "as we speak". Thanks for the assist. Happy Holidays!!!!!
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Dec 11, 2009 12:39 PM in response to MoVistaby taviking22,MoVista-
What a great find! I'm now smiling again as my Apple products are back to playing nice with each other. Turning off the music in my slideshows was the trick to getting my iPhoto to sync!
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Dec 18, 2009 3:47 AM in response to slickmouse1by tatumdale,Brilliant!
Worked like a charm... and now it makes sense that it was the issue.
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Dec 21, 2009 3:16 AM in response to luvlabsby MrGuru75,Apparently this is related to the slideshows in iPhoto. I had the problem, too, and resolved it the following way:
1. Open iPhoto
2. Select Slideshow, disable music for the slideshow
3. Repeat step 2 for each slideshow you have in iPhoto
4. Try syncing the iPod again.
This has worked for me. Got that information from another thread, see
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10767313
Hope this helps. -
Dec 28, 2009 10:41 AM in response to MoVistaby potatoguy,Thanks. Removing the songs for a slide show was all it needed. I had tried lots of other suggestions before this. -
Dec 30, 2009 4:34 PM in response to slickmouse1by levous,I did not have any slideshows in my iPhoto library but there were some photos on my iPhone that had been moved off the computer to save space. I am assuming, due to the following resolution, that the photos that were in the cache but lacked the original were causing the photo sync failure.
First, I set iTunes to NOT sync photos at all. iTunes will prompt that it will remove all your photos. Since they are in my library, no problem.
I then synced my iPhone successfully (obviously a problem with photos then)
After shutting down iTunes and iPhoto, I followed the procedure here:http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1314 (again, ensuring that I'd shut down both iTunes and iPhoto)
I then reattached my iPhone and set up the photo sync again
Sync again and - voila! "happy mac", er, phone -
Dec 30, 2009 7:32 PM in response to MrGuru75by Ron Davis3,I was haveing this same iTunes sync error -50 and had tried everythinge else I could find suggested on these forums. Deleted all iTunes software and files, installed new iTunes, deleted iPod Photo cache, reset iPod, reinstall software on iPod.
BUT WHAT FINALLY SOLVED THE PROBLEM was deleting a slideshow I had made that had a music file associated with it.
Now, once again, my iPod Touch can sync with all or any of my selected files.
Thank you MrGuru75 -
Mar 11, 2010 2:21 PM in response to levousby S coates,Great... Thanks is now sync my photos to my itouch -
Mar 21, 2010 7:11 PM in response to slickmouse1by fringeveteran,I had the same problem with Aperture and iTunes syncing to my iPhone and deleting the slideshows did not fix it.
Eventually I discovered that if I deleted all unusual characters from the titles/names of all projects/slideshows/faces including slashes (/) and ampersands (&), it then worked fine.
As away of detecting this, I had tried opening ApertureData.xml file in Safari and Safari noted an error in line XXXX. By going to that line (opening same file in textwrangler with line numbers turned on) I found reference to a title containing one of these unusual characters. Changing all the relevant titles in Aperture fixed the problem. -
Mar 24, 2010 1:04 AM in response to slickmouse1by kanoots,ive been receiving the -50 error message for months, and it all started with updating my ipod touch to 3.1 and itunes to 9.0.3. in fact, it left me having to take my ipod to the apple store to do a restore there, and STILL wont sync. since then, i do not have any photos or videos on my ipod. i also recently purchased a macbook, and i thought this would solve the problem. it hasnt. has anyone any advice? ive read through so many discussions and nothing has worked so far. -
May 13, 2010 10:53 AM in response to kanootsby jinsoooh,I too am having the iTunes -50 sync error, but in my case I have no photos being synced to my iPhone. This only started happening after I decided I wanted to lower the bitrate on my music files. It was working fine before this.
Any insight into the matter?