I have an iPod Touch, and I tried to sync with apparently more room than my iPod Touch had on it. So instead of not syncing some new podcasts, it decided to delete one of my photos folders off of my iPod Touch (over 5000 pictures).
Why did the iPod Touch determine that this should be deleted? Why didn't it give me a warning or a prompt so I could have chosen what action to take?
Best Answer
Suggestion 1 :
I think you would be a new user to the iPod/iPhone/OS X/iTunes family. If your afraid or don't understand what is happening during synchronization using iTunes, I suggest you to use a utility called iPhoneExplorer.
Just Explorer the iPhone/iPod/iPad like a file system.
You would get your images under
Root/User/Media/DCIM/directory. images are grouped in directories like100APPLE,101APPLEand so on. Just explore and copy it.Suggestion 2:
Synchronization - means A single machine and an iPod synchronization. Not multiple machines and an iPod. If you synchronizes from other machine it will erase all of your old data. According to me, you had the problem just because you might have synchronized from other machines iTunes.