I went to Airdrop my iTunes folder from my iMac to my Air...would this work?
ghsDUDE macrumors 68030 Original poster May 25, 2010 2,948 763 Jul 21, 2011 #1 I went to Airdrop my iTunes folder from my iMac to my Air...would this work?
Abstract macrumors Penryn Dec 27, 2002 24,889 921 Location Location Location Jul 21, 2011 #2 If you could TAR up your iTunes folder and just send it across, that would be awesome.
seepel macrumors 6502 Dec 22, 2009 471 1 Jul 21, 2011 #3 I'm currently air dropping the whole folder, no zip or anything. Seems to be going smoothly. Doesn't seem to be using the full bandwidth though (I hope), I'm getting about 5MB/s when usually on my wifi network I can get 10MB/s.
I'm currently air dropping the whole folder, no zip or anything. Seems to be going smoothly. Doesn't seem to be using the full bandwidth though (I hope), I'm getting about 5MB/s when usually on my wifi network I can get 10MB/s.
ghsDUDE macrumors 68030 Original poster May 25, 2010 2,948 763 Jul 21, 2011 #4 seepel said: I'm currently air dropping the whole folder, no zip or anything. Seems to be going smoothly. Doesn't seem to be using the full bandwidth though (I hope), I'm getting about 5MB/s when usually on my wifi network I can get 10MB/s. Click to expand... Yeah mine was going so slow...so I hooked it up to my external hd and it took 30 minutes (70GB).
seepel said: I'm currently air dropping the whole folder, no zip or anything. Seems to be going smoothly. Doesn't seem to be using the full bandwidth though (I hope), I'm getting about 5MB/s when usually on my wifi network I can get 10MB/s. Click to expand... Yeah mine was going so slow...so I hooked it up to my external hd and it took 30 minutes (70GB).
seepel macrumors 6502 Dec 22, 2009 471 1 Jul 21, 2011 #5 Strike that, about half way through my computer started all kinds of freezing up and then suddenly lost the connection to my router. Maybe this isn't the best idea. After stopping the airdrop everything seems back to normal.
Strike that, about half way through my computer started all kinds of freezing up and then suddenly lost the connection to my router. Maybe this isn't the best idea. After stopping the airdrop everything seems back to normal.
ghsDUDE macrumors 68030 Original poster May 25, 2010 2,948 763 Jul 21, 2011 #6 seepel said: After stopping the airdrop everything seems back to normal. Click to expand... Yeah I'm starting to think AirDrop is for a document or some pics...something quick. Not good for something large.
seepel said: After stopping the airdrop everything seems back to normal. Click to expand... Yeah I'm starting to think AirDrop is for a document or some pics...something quick. Not good for something large.