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Hi,
Does anyone know why this happens: when you drag voicememo files from iTunes (example.m4a) to your Desktop the file name changes to set of numbers. For instance: example.m4a (is the filename) when dragged out to desktop it becomes 1234567.m4a
Thanks for your help!
-Ju
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Yosemite (10.10.3)
Hmm, my voice memo files are in the form YYYYMMDD HHMMSS.m4a, being the date and time that they were recorded. It would seem that those file names are used for voice memos even if you edit the title in iTunes, as long as the file is set to media kind of Voice Mail.
tt2
Hmm, my voice memo files are in the form YYYYMMDD HHMMSS.m4a, being the date and time that they were recorded. It would seem that those file names are used for voice memos even if you edit the title in iTunes, as long as the file is set to media kind of Voice Mail.
tt2
Where are you seeing the first "file name"? The name in iTunes? That is an embedded name, not the name of the actual file. Typically a file will have a very different name from what you see in an iTunes display and when you drag it to another place you see the true file name.
m4a files renamed when dragging out of iTunes
