Hi,
I was recently exporting my music to a my new PC, when I noticed a few files (Specifically, it seems to be whole albums) seemed to be corrupt. The only way I could tell was that the songs where playing faster, around 2x faster, making them sound comically high pitched. I dismissed it an issue from moving them between various sources.
I then went to sync my iPhone 3G on the original Mac, and got the 13019 error. I did the usual uncheck music, voice memos etc, nothing worked, it would only sync when I had NO music selected. I slowly selected individual playlists (Which is taking a while), and certain ones create this annoying 13019 error (Although not the ones that seem to be faster).
The affected files are ok on the original Mac, and even sync to my iPhone, it just seems funny that these 2 things happened at the same time, maybe it's a coincidence?
Any help would be much appreciated
I was recently exporting my music to a my new PC, when I noticed a few files (Specifically, it seems to be whole albums) seemed to be corrupt. The only way I could tell was that the songs where playing faster, around 2x faster, making them sound comically high pitched. I dismissed it an issue from moving them between various sources.
I then went to sync my iPhone 3G on the original Mac, and got the 13019 error. I did the usual uncheck music, voice memos etc, nothing worked, it would only sync when I had NO music selected. I slowly selected individual playlists (Which is taking a while), and certain ones create this annoying 13019 error (Although not the ones that seem to be faster).
The affected files are ok on the original Mac, and even sync to my iPhone, it just seems funny that these 2 things happened at the same time, maybe it's a coincidence?
Any help would be much appreciated