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heisenberg123

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Oct 31, 2010
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lets say I use something like MusicBox or safari downloader, how do I move them to my mac?

I know bridge allows you to move them to the Music app but I would rather move them to my mac, than inport them to iTunes so they stay part of my music library when I am syncing to iTunes
 
plus there are all kinds of utility softwares such as ifunbox or tweaks like ifile.
But openssh will do it easy as well
 
I use Netatalk. Allows me to connect to my phone like I would a server via AFP. Direct interaction with the device through Finder.

Works in iOS 7, but I don't know about iOS 8. There's also a Flipswitch for it so you can turn it on or off.
 
I use Phoneview

i connect my phone to my mac and use PhoneView to connect to the phone and there I can copy whatever I want from/to the phone to/from anywhere on my mac. Very simple to use. I do this with 2 iPhones an iPad mini and a iPad 2.
 
maybe iFunbox does not work on iPhone 6 running 8.1 it detects it as a Jailed device so no root access, I tried installing afc2add and that does not fix the issue
 
ifunbox should be run from your computer

yes I installed in on my mac I connect my phone with USB and it shows the phone on the left I click on RAW Files System but I am limited to what I can access

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yes I installed in on my mac I connect my phone with USB and it shows the phone on the left I click on RAW Files System but I am limited to what I can access

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yea, some access is via the app screen. For example... to copy files from your iPhone to your Mac (or <insert lame PC here>, you click on User apps > then moviebox, then you will see the the filesystem for movie box) where you can copy the (drag and drop) the movies to your computer
 
yea, some access is via the app screen. For example... to copy files from your iPhone to your Mac (or <insert lame PC here>, you click on User apps > then moviebox, then you will see the the filesystem for movie box) where you can copy the (drag and drop) the movies to your computer

oh ok so if I install MovieBox or MusicBox that app will be listed here?


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then you have to google search and find out where it stores the files it downloads

Ive got it now, originally I installed AFC2add from cydia because thats what ifunBox was telling me, but for iOS 8 version its not listed as AFC2 its called the full name Apple File Conduit 2

now I see my entire root folder structure

thanks for your help
 
Ive got it now, originally I installed AFC2add from cydia because thats what ifunBox was telling me, but for iOS 8 version its not listed as AFC2 its called the full name Apple File Conduit 2

now I see my entire root folder structure

thanks for your help

cool, how is music box? I've never used it
 
cool, how is music box? I've never used it

its pretty sweet for on the go, I mean to me nothing beats traditional torrents on a computer but for a MP3 downloader the quality is good 128kbps bit rate for the most part and I have yet to be stumped when searching for something

and if you end up getting it files are downloaded to /var/mobile/Library
 
Ive got it now, originally I installed AFC2add from cydia because thats what ifunBox was telling me, but for iOS 8 version its not listed as AFC2 its called the full name Apple File Conduit 2

now I see my entire root folder structure

thanks for your help

Its still not working for me for whatever reason. I have Moviebox and ifunbox. I have always used ifunbox in the past so I am familiar with how it works. I can see the files on ifunbox but when I try to copy them to my mac nothing is happening. I have Apple File Conduit 2 on my phone, still not working however.
 
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