Hi Travis,
I have not really solved the problem but after repeated attempts I
currently have what I want moved to my 5S. Funny thing is I can sink to my 4S
with identical settings quickly and easily.
I try many things to sink to my 5S including:
repeatedly restarting my computer and phone
uncheck and re check items in iTunes
Sink repeatedly.
Currently I seem to have better success over wifi but I plan to compare that to
connection with USB.
Finally sometimes it seems like long hours after my computer says it is done
sinking the item I added suddenly shows up.
Meanwhile sinking to my 4S on the same computer with the same settings is quick
and flawless.
One plus is that Apple support has called me back a few times to see if things
were resolved. I've had very nice conversations. They are still however as
baffled as I am.
Eric Caron
On Nov 18, 2013, at 3:31 PM, Travis Siegel <tsie...@softcon.com> wrote:
> Don't feel bad. I can't get my 4s to download my ringtones either.
> Everything is checked in the right places, but still, no ringtones on the
> phone. I figure it'll get sorted eventually (or it won't), but either way,
> it's not worth it to me to reset the phone just to get some ringtones onto
> the phone. I'll just suck it up and deal.
> If you figure this one out though, I'd be interested to hear what the
> solution is/was.
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