Hi all
In the previous version of the iOS app, you can view each sequence folder and download and/or delete them individually, but in the current version, there folder mapillary could not be opened further in iTunes.
The result is, I can only download the entire mapillary folder. The problem with that is, I might be capturing images on consecutive days and on the first day, I download the mapillary folder to my laptop (for further processing) and then the next day, I’d capture more images but then when I tried to download the 2nd day images, it will also download the previous images, unless I delete the images from fist day first, which I don’t want to do until I’ve actually finished uploaded the images to mapillary from the laptop.
Is there a way to view the contents of mapillary folder on iTunes?
Hi @laye,
I had the same problem however I could not view the content of Mapillary folder on iTunes. Thanks for reporting this issue here. Maybe @Anders may help us to solve this problem.
iTunes in general sucks, and file sharing is horrible. Since the Mapillary app now uses the Mapillary SDK, we had to put sequences in a sub-folder so we wouldn’t pollute the client apps.
A possible solution, but no promise, would be to add a parameter in the SDK to specify the “output” folder, and then let the developer (in this case, me) decide where the sequences should go. I haven’t thought about any downsides regarding this though
Anyway, I really think this is something Apple should fix—it’s such a basic feature.
HI @4004, you’e right. I cannot view sub-folders on other apps in iTunes either, however, like the DJI app that I use, they have multiple folders on the root level so you can simply download the folder that you desired, which is not the case with Mapilllary unfortunately.
I am having the same problem recently I have buy a MacBook and trying to install iTunes and it also showing me this error itunes unknown error 0xe80000a it is really annoying.