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Slidgley 12-14-2009 01:45 PM

Persistent trouble when trying to 'sync' iTunes (music) with my Blackberry
 
When I connect my blackberry via the USB cord, Blackberry Desktop Manager opens (as I should do) YET a window shortly pops up saying;

'This BlackBerry® device requires mass storage mode to sync your music files. Turn it on in your device options, reconnect your device and try again to sync with your media card.'

So, I do as advised. I open my device options on my Blackberry and apply mass storage mode. I have tried several times and the window persists to appear stating the above...feel like I'm hitting a brick-wall!


Help!

S

Statman 12-14-2009 01:58 PM

read this

Slidgley 12-15-2009 08:49 AM

Many thanks but, where to F*^$! is the 'Memory' icon in 'Options'
 
As whats in the subject.

Call me whatever, but I can't find access to 'Memory' (via Options) ??

S

Statman 12-15-2009 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slidgley (Post 1527833)
As whats in the subject.

Call me whatever, but I can't find access to 'Memory' (via Options) ??

S

Such language...Options>Media Card....

that was tough..LOL

Slidgley 12-26-2009 09:16 AM

I've gone (as advised): Options>Media Card>...then presented with the following options;

Media Card Support - On/Off
Encryption Mode - None/Device/Security Password/ Security Password & Device
Encrypt Media Files - No/Yes
Mass Storage Mode Support - On/Off
Auto Enable Mass Storage Mode When Connected - Yes/No
Safely remove on battery door removal - Yes/No

So no mention of 'Memory' !!...???

(Merry Christmas)

Statman 12-26-2009 02:50 PM

the media card is the memory....

Slidgley 12-27-2009 03:11 PM

Thanks, yet whats described on the link you prescribed earlier - there does not appear to be the ability to change the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) in fact it doesn't (as above) appear to exist!

"Workaround
If the MTP enabled BlackBerry smartphone is not detected by the BlackBerry Desktop Software for Mac, perform the following steps:

Disconnect the BlackBerry smartphone from the Mac.
On the BlackBerry smartphone, navigate to Options > Memory.
Change the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) option to Off.
Press the menu key, and Save the changes.
Connect the BlackBerry smartphone to the Mac"

?

Statman 12-27-2009 05:16 PM

the option is:

Mass Storage Mode Support - On/Off

Slidgley 01-08-2010 07:31 AM

In reply to the last;

I have selected the 'Mass Storage Mode Support' option to 'On' and, as advised reconnected my device etc...now several times. Yet, the same problem exists - I (we) come round in full circle to:

'This BlackBerry® device requires mass storage mode to sync your music files. Turn it on in your device options, reconnect your device and try again to sync with your media card.'

Like I said, I have done so...but to no avail!

???

Statman 01-08-2010 12:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slidgley (Post 1543144)
In reply to the last;

I have selected the 'Mass Storage Mode Support' option to 'On' and, as advised reconnected my device etc...now several times. Yet, the same problem exists - I (we) come round in full circle to:

'This BlackBerry® device requires mass storage mode to sync your music files. Turn it on in your device options, reconnect your device and try again to sync with your media card.'

Like I said, I have done so...but to no avail!

???

If you read the link I posted earlier it says to switch the MTP mode to off

Slidgley 01-09-2010 05:31 AM

Carried out word for word and the same window pops up, as above.

Maybe my Blackberry is just dam faulty!

Statman 01-09-2010 11:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slidgley (Post 1543803)
Carried out word for word and the same window pops up, as above.

Maybe my Blackberry is just dam faulty!

Perhaps you need to delete the system and user cache files (as you may have remnant settings on your mac. get OnyX to accomplish this task unless you want to perform the ops using terminal.

Domitype 06-25-2010 06:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Statman (Post 1543936)
Perhaps you need to delete the system and user cache files (as you may have remnant settings on your mac. get OnyX to accomplish this task unless you want to perform the ops using terminal.

Why would this be the proper setting when every instruction from Blackberry says to have the setting to be "ON" ? Can they actually be that totally wrong?
(not that it Could be the first time, but this has been an issue for quite a long time now - Document KB19717 starts to address the issue, but not for Mac OS yet.)


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