Go to Music tab after data scanning is completed. All the songs on your phone will be displayed. Click Plus on the top ribbon and select Add Files to put music on Samsung smartphone. If there is limited storage space with the Samsung Galaxy S7, you can click Delete to delete music files or change the file locations. You can use iTunes to listen to, manage, and convert music files on a computer. Can you put iTunes music to Samsung Galaxy S7? The answer is simple, yes.
All you need is Samsung Kies , which is the data a management tool for Galaxy released by Samsung. Step 1 Download the data manager from the Samsung website and install it on your computer. It may take a while for the manager to detect the presence of your phone. IF he ever returns he should get a fast solution.
Thank you for the responses. My name is Dave. I'm sorry that I did not get back to you quicker but just a few hours after posting this, I lost my internet and also got very sick for 3 days and still recovering. Enough of my life story. Brendon - The picture files are jpg's. That is why I am so confused since PhotoSuite can edit all my camera jpg's, just not jpg's from my cell phone. Redwagon - Thank you for the link to the Samsung doc. I do NOT have my Samsung set to raw mode.
I am a Canon camera buff and I normally shoot in raw and jpg with it but did not know much about my cell phone camera. I will see if I can edit the cell phone pics in another photo editing program. But again There are many variations of "jpg". When saving as a jpg in Corel's Paintshop Pro, I always had to pick the jpg rather than the default jpeg It would be very helpful if you would post a few of these files on a server that these guys can reach, download and examine.
Glad you are getting better and could come back. No fun when you stump the panel and leave. I was able to edit these cell phone photos in Canon Digital Photo Professional as jpg's. I did notice that my Samsung cell phone photo setting puts GPS on the photo. Please let me know where and how to download one or more of these cell phone pics so you can examine them. Thanks again. Browse to where your attachment is and then choose "Attach This File".
Thanks again for trying to help me with this. I have no problems using PhotoSuite with the images you posted. I suspect though that those attached images are not the original photo files but have been modified to be able to attach them. They are only kb in size where one would expect Mb file sizes. I think the problem is that S7 photos have Exif information right at the start of the file.
Although my other photo display programs can handle that, Roxio Photosuite doesn't seem to be able to. That's why you need to clean up the device more often; but then the unexpected thing happens: some of critical data appear to be deleted from S7 including photos, contacts, documents, messages and attached media files, call logs, etc. Take it easy, here's how to quickly recover deleted or lost data from Samsung Galaxy S7.
Before moving onto the 3rd-party tool route of retrieving lost files on Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge , there's something simple you could try that might solve everything - check if you've ever forced a Samsung Cloud backup to save most of stuff: contacts on SIM card and phone, phone, messages, clock, Home screen, music, voice recorder, documents, apps, calendar, settings.
In an effort to simplify things with the fact that not everyone has the backup in place, and avoid any missteps, try Android Data Recovery : it can gain access to the internal storage and recover data files from Galaxy S7 with no extra fuss. Over the years, Android Data Recovery has earned the reputation of being the "recover almost everything" recovery program. Files in SD card can also be recovered hassel-free.
The utility caters to all level of users, and everyone will soon get used to the way the interface is set out.
Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Method 1. Open the App Drawer. Tap the grid of dots at the bottom of the screen. Tap the orange and white "My Files" app. You can usually find it in the "Samsung" folder. Select a storage location.
If you have an SD card in your phone, you can select SD card to view the files on it, or tap Internal storage to view the folders and files stored on your phone's hard drive. You can also just tap a file type e. Review the folder options.
Depending on your Samsung Galaxy device, the folders you'll see will vary; however, you'll usually see the following: DCIM - This is where your photos and videos are stored.
Downloads - You can find downloaded attachments here. Android - System information and files can be found in this folder. Select a folder. Tap a folder that contains files that you would like to view. This will allow you to browse your Samsung Galaxy's files from within the My Files app. For example, you would tap DCIM to view photos.
Method 2. Scroll down and tap About device. It's near the bottom of the Settings page. Tap Software information. You'll find this in the middle of the page. Tap Build number seven times. This option is in the middle of the Software Information page.
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