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I was backing up my iPhone images to my computer and got an error that a .mov and .png would not copy over and the message listed the file names.
How can I see File Names for movies and images on my iPhone?
Thank you for your thoughts.
-Valerie
iPhone 7 Plus, iOS 11.3.1
To view the file names of photos on your iPhone, download an app.
A few apps arePhoto Investigator, Photo Metadata Reader andPhotogene for free, 99 cents and $2.99, respectively.
To view the file names of photos on your iPhone, download an app.
A few apps arePhoto Investigator, Photo Metadata Reader andPhotogene for free, 99 cents and $2.99, respectively.
Thank you so much for these suggestions on how to see the filename for an image on my iPhone!
I'll give one of them a try.
🙂
I'm still not completely sure how to leave the very best feedback on posts. I'm now aware it's important to set the Happy Face icon and I also see the "Helpful" button but I no longer see the "Solved my Issue" button.
I must be clicking items in the wrong order.
I'm sorry for being "green" on this part of Apple Communities. I really want to get this right on my next attempt to leave the very best feedback when someone is taking the time to help me.
-Valerie
VL-S wrote:
Thank you so much for these suggestions on how to see the filename for an image on my iPhone!
I'll give one of them a try.
🙂
I'm still not completely sure how to leave the very best feedback on posts. I'm now aware it's important to set the Happy Face icon and I also see the "Helpful" button but I no longer see the "Solved my Issue" button.
I must be clicking items in the wrong order.
I'm sorry for being "green" on this part of Apple Communities. I really want to get this right on my next attempt to leave the very best feedback when someone is taking the time to help me.
-Valerie
Seems like you are catching on. The OP is the only one to be able to mark—You get 1 solved, 2 helpful/ per post.
Thanks for using the ASC and good computing VL-S !
How can I see the filename for an image on my iPhone?
