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tsolignani

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Jan 21, 2011
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I use everyday iTunes file sharing with my iPhone. I saw you can use even with the iTunes library you are not synced with, just to copy files back and forth. I fonder if there is another software or client I can use to copy files back and forth inside an iPhone's app (in my case, most mp4 movies into Oplayer). I consider iTunes unconfortable for that use and I would uche rather prefer a stand alone application with a ftp client-like interface.

Thank you.
 
iPhone Explorer works very well for me. It does not require JB, and gives you access to far more of the iPhone file system then iTunes.
I'm not not sure if there is a windows version.
 
It works! You have to go to the App section, then choose your app and then Documents folder. I wonder if it works even with apps where iTunes file sharing is not enabled...

Thank you.

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cordialmente,

tiziano solignani, da  Mac
 
iPhone Explorer gives you access to the file system for every app. Regardless of whether the app supports iTunes sharing.
I frequently use it to copy config information between devices for apps that otherwise don't support it.
For example, I copied my save games for Infinity Blade from my iPad to my iPhone, so I could continue w/o losing progress.
This is also useful for apps like iDOS. You can use it to add apps to the emulator, even though the new version removed iTunes File Sharing.
I need to look into scripting/automating these synchronizations...
 
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