Let me out it in a different way. What app are you using to play
these files? Are you opening that app and pointing it to the new location?
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I didn’t D sync from dropbox. I simply copied particular folders from dropbox
and dropped them into iCloud folders. One strange thing I didn’t notice, the
first time around I tried to just copy the whole dropbox folder and put it into
iCloud. It did move, but the files app couldn’t see anything
Did you desync everything that was synced with DB on the Mac And did
you then sync whatever you want to use with iCloud Drive?
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I would just delete the app and then get the new installer. If you want to log
out first you can just to be safe. I would do a clean install rather than an
override.
> On Mar 11, 2023, at 15:51, Phil Halton wrote:
>
> No Herbie, I haven’t reinstalled Dropbox on the Mac,, mostly because the
No Herbie, I haven’t reinstalled Dropbox on the Mac,, mostly because the
Dropbox iOS app works perfectly well, and I can access all my stuff. It’s only
when I try to use local apps on my Mac that I get weird results. I’m thinking
of just sticking with Dropbox, I just don’t have the energy or
This sounds like an extension of the issues you are already experiencing.
Something is not sinking correctly in Dropbox. Have you tried reinstalling
Dropbox?
> On Mar 11, 2023, at 11:44, Phil Halton wrote:
>
> I planned to cancel my dropbox subscription and made a copy of everything in
>
I planned to cancel my dropbox subscription and made a copy of everything in
dropbox and place it in iCloud. It totals less than 30gb. But, media files like
mp3, m4a, etc are problematic. Trying to open any media file in either iCloud
or the local dropbox folders is most likely to result in an
