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Any suggestionssteps to solve the iPhoto Library sync issue in iTunes would be much appreciated, thanks.

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I made a research via the forums and copied the plist of iTunes 12.9.4 and changed the plist in iTunes 12.6.5 with the plist I copied.

Will changing the plist result in problems in the future Will I face any issues If I open Sip.

Updated successfully: 1) DLd the iOS 12.2 IPSW(s) for iPad 10.5 iPhone X then, 2) upgraded both devices to 12.2 using iTunes 12.6.5 on macOS 10.14.3.

Also, a big shoutout to bogdanw for the great tiptweak to keep iTunes 12.6.5 working with 10.14.4.

I plan to purchase something like iMazing for my next machine (and newer OS), but its good that there are some who try to keep the flame alive.

I fully expect as the tech and entertainment giants converge further, and the business model shifts to services and subscriptions, the notion of user management will become extinct.

Its good for them (continuous revenue and lock-in), and the majority are not resistant to renting their entertainment and software.

It has worked for productivity software (Adobe and Microsoft), music (Spotify, Apple, etc.), and now Apple is trying to apply it to game apps.

As video functions shift to the new TV app, iTunes will further become focused on Music.

App management has already been removed, and as fewer people buy and rip their own music, those functions will eventually go away as well.

Those who have clamored for the breakup of iTunes will get their wish, but Im not entirely sure the result will be as pleasing or beneficial to users.

At some point, I wouldnt be surprised to see iDevices have no user-accessible ports, and rely on subscriptions to remain functional.

For Apple, A Piece of the Action, the Star Trek TOS episode, comes to mind.

We would like to be able to keep the Nike integration..Or as much of it as possible.

Along with the ability to transfer apps from devices without having them get deleted.

Both me and my brother and sister are all still using iPods and the running apphardware.

Thanks guys and thanks Bogdanw for helping everyone out here.

You can use this script to create a package that will install on macOS Mojave.

I was just wondering if anyone knew which version of iTunes would I be able to use to transfer the actual apps or ipa s rather from my devices TO my Mac.

I could transfer apps from an iPod 4 with iOS 6.1.6, but not from an iPhone with iOS 12.2.

It seems there will be no more iTunes DMGs available for download.

The last is iTunes 12.8.2.3 direct link Here is a little script to modify iTunes 12.6.5.3 to run on macOS 10.14.4.

Please try again later.

I still use iPhoto 9.6.1 in Mojave to get photos from my iOS devices, no problems with it in Mojave until now).

I tried to see if it may help to explicitly give iTunes Full Disk Access in System Preferences - Security Privacy - Privacy, but it does not solve the iPhoto Library problem.