Recover iPhone Call History, Extract iPhone Call History

"Can I recover deleted call history/call log on iPhone?" Of course, with the help of iTunes, you are able to restore your iPhone with the backup, and get the deleted files back to iPhone. When the restoring process is finished, you will get their deleted call history back to your iPhone. As is known, iTunes will ask users to erase all content and settings before restoring iPhone with the backup, so people may lose newly added data on their iPhone if users haven’t backed the data up. 

You can also use iCloud to restore iPhone call history/call log with an iCloud backup. After people enabled iCloud on your iPhone, the iPhone data will be uploaded to the cloud when the device is plugged in with the screen locked, and connected to Wi-Fi. Then your will be able to restore their iPhone with the backup when you want to recover deleted call history from iPhone. After the restoring process, the deleted files will be recovered. Like using iTunes to restore iPhone backup, iCloud will also need users to erase all content and settings before restoring the device. 

However, If you don't want to mess up all data with iTunes or iCloud, is there any way for the users to recover deleted notes from iPhone, include iPhone SE, iPhone 6S/6 (plus), iPhone 5S/5C/5/4S/4/3GS even all iPads and iPod Touch? In fact, you are able to take advantage of the third-party iPhone data recovery programs to finish the task. Hivimoore Dr.Fone for iOS (Review) is used for recovering deleted Call History, Call Log from iPhone/iPad/iPod devices, extracting data from iTunes and iCloud backups. 

Key Features 

• Recover deleted iPhone call log including incoming, outgoing and missing calls. 
• Retrieve iPhone call history directly from iPhone, iTunes backup and iCloud backup. 
• Preview details like phone numbers, names, call dates, duration, etc. 
• No data damage, modification, leak and risk-free. 

The following guidance will show you how to recover deleted call history on iPhone, and you are allowed to free download the software to have a try. 

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3 Ways to Recover Deleted All Call History from iPhone 

Method 1. Directly Recover Call History from iPhone 

Step 1. Connect your iPhone and scan it 

In this way, you need to have your iPhone at hand and get it connected to the computer at first. Then run the program and stay at the recovery mode of "Recover from iOS Devices". When you see the window shown on the right side, you can directly click on the "Start Scan" button to begin scanning your iPhone for lost call history. 

 
Step 2. Preview and recover deleted call history from iPhone 

Once the program finishes scanning your iPhone, it'll present you a scan result showing all recoverable data on your iPhone, not only call logs, but also contacts, messages, photos, videos and so on. But you have the option to preview and decide which items you want to recover. Then tick them and click on the "Recover" button to save them all on your computer with one click. 

 
Method 2. Recover iPhone call history from iTunes backup 

All or nothing, that's what iTunes backup lets us do. You only have the chance to restore everything in the iTunes backup file to your iPhone, or you restore nothing. There is no selectively restoring. What if we want to selectively restore some specific data from the backup? The method below is going to be pretty useful. 

Step 1. Choose and extract iTunes backup file 

You don't need to connect your iPhone to the computer when you choose this way, and don't do it, for the iTunes backup can be easily updated if you've enabled the automatic synchronization. 

Simply launch the program on your computer and choose the mode of "Recover from iTunes Backup Files". Then you'll see that all backup files generated by iTunes on your computer are presented in a list by the program automatically. All you need to do is select the one for your iPhone or the one you want to extract, and click on the "Start Scan" button to get it extracted.. 

 
Step 2. Preview and recover iPhone call log from iTunes backup 

The program can get the backup extracted in a few seconds. Once it's done, you can preview all contents in the backup in details. Choose the "Call History" menu on the left side. You can read your phone call history one by one. Tick the item you want to keep and save it to your computer by clicking on the "Recover" button. 

 
Method 3. Restore iPhone call history from iCloud backup 

Just the same as iTunes, iCloud also doesn't allow you to preview or selective restore specific data from its backup. All you need to do is using a third-party tool that can help you extract the backup for selective recovery and restore. There is also such a way. 

Step 1. Run the program and sign in your iCloud 

Choose to use this way, you need to know your iCloud account, that's to say the Apple ID and the password, so that you can get the online iCloud backup down. 

After running the program, switch to the mode of "Recover from iCloud Backup Files". Then you can directly sign in your iCloud account by putting in the Apple ID and the password. It's totally safe here. Wondershare won't keep or leak any information of your account and data. 

 
Step 2. Download and scan the iCloud backup 

When you've got in, the program can detect all backup files existing in your iCloud account. You can choose the one for your iPhone and click on the "Download" button to get it down to your computer. The downloading process will take you a few minutes. Get yourself a cup of coffee and wait for a moment. 

Note: The downloaded file is only located on your computer. There is no record in the program or any other place. 

 
Step 3. Preview and recover call log for your iPhone 

After the downloading, there will be a scan button appearing. Click it to move on. When the scan is over, you can preview the content of the backup file in detail. Choose the "Call History", and you can read all items one by one. Tick the item you want to recover and save it on your computer. 

 
Additional Tips: How Can I Extract iPhone call history? 

To extract your deleted call logs from your iPhone, you need to extract the SQLite file first, and to extract SQLite file, you need an iPhone data extractor. If you're still not clear about it, my recommendation still isDr.Fone for iOS for Windows or Mac, a reliable and intuitive program that enables you to extract the call log from iPhone, including iPhone incoming call log, outgoing call log and missed call log. You can extract them all to a HTML file on your computer, so you can read and print them easily. 

Download the free trial version of this iphone call log extractor below and try it for free on your computer. 

           

Let's check how to extract iphone call history with the Windows version in detail. Mac users can do the same steps with the Mac version. 

Step 1. Begin to extract call history from iPhone 

After downloading and installing the program, double click to launch it on your computer. Click "Recover from iTunes Backup File", and you'll get an interface as follows. Here all backup files for your iOS devices will be listed out. Choose the one for your iPhone and click "Start Scan" to move on. 

 
Step 2. Preview and save iphone call history 

You're at the last step now. Choose "Call History" among the items on the left after the scan, and you can preview all incoming, outgoing and missed calls on your iPhone. Mark them and hit on the "Recover" button to save them all on your computer with one click. 

 
At last, you can read and print your call history on your computer now. Additionally, you're enabled to preview and recover photos, contacts, messages, notes and calendar with this iphone call log extractor as you like. 

That's all! If you want to recover deleted Call History from your iPhone even iPad and iPod Touch, or Extract iPhone Call History, you will need help from Dr.Fone for iOS. 

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Free Ways to Import Canon XF MXF footage to FCP X/7 on Mac (El Capitan & Yosemite included)

As we all know, for the compatibility issue, many MXF Camcorder users have the experiences with Plug-in or MXF converter. From googling, we found many users often met some problems if they tried importing Canon XF MXF clips to Final Cut Pro X, and they wanted to get a way to help them to solve the troubles. In the post I will share free or paid tools to import Canon XF MXF recordings to FCP X for further editing on Mac OS X.


Question 1: Canon XF305 into Final Cut Pro X

"I am working on a project shot on the Canon XF305 and want to import into Final Cut Pro X and I know that the Canon MXF Codec isn't supported in FCP X so what is best way to import the footage without losing quality of the HD 1080 25p footage?"

Question 2: How do I convert .mxf files from Canon XF300 so that I can edit them in Final Cut Pro 7?

"I am editing my wedding footage and have been given a small amount of footage in .mxf files from the xf300 camera and I was wondering how to get them into Final Cut Pro 7 so that I can edit them with the rest of the footage. Log and Transfer doesn't work like usual .mxf footage as when I try to add the files it says ""xf300_ceremony" contains unsupported media or has an invalid directory structure. Please choose a folder whose directory structure matches supported media." I tried to download the plug-in for xf300 but that doesn't seem to make any difference. What can I do to get theses files in?"

Learn more symptoms in importing Canon XF MXF to FCP (X):

• When I try to import my MXF footages to Final Cut Pro X by the File/Import/Media... screen, FCP X tells me:"No Importable Files" or "None of the selected files or folders can be imported."
• Though I have installed the Canon XF Plugin from canon web site, I still can't import MXF files shot on canon C300 into Final Cut Pro X.
• My FCP no longer import MXF files since I updated to Mavericks. I installed the Canon driver as well - but the selections are still grayed out when I try to import .mxf footages
• When I get to the 'Log and Transfer' stage, I still run into the same problem, where FCP7 won't let me import the MXF movie files and says it's an unrecognizable format.

The XF305 and XF300 camcorders mark both Canon's switch to using flash memory as a recording format in its new professional camcorder range and a new level of recording quality for High Definition camcorders. The most significant difference between the XF models and their current competitors is the use of Canon's MPEG-2 codec with a data rate of 50Mbps and 4:2:2 colour sampling. 

MPEG-2 is widely accepted for recording video in currently used formats, such as HDV and Blu-ray discs, but compared to HDV, for example, this version of MPEG-2 offers twice the vertical colour resolution and twice the data bandwidth. The video files from the XF305 and XF300 camcorders are stored in an MXF wrapper that has the advantage of being able to support metadata, as well as video and audio. However, MXF is not widely accepted as an editable format. People who are new to MXF often get stuck with importing the Canon XF .mxf videos to Final Cut Pro, AVID Media Composer or other professional non-linear video editors. Here are some free and handy tools for Mac users to get Canon MXF video into Final Cut Pro 7/X:

• Canon XF Plugin
• XfcpX
• MXF Converter for Mac

Top 3 Free & Handy tools to import Canon XF MXF files to Final Cut Pro (X)

1. Canon XF Plugin for Final Cut Pro – Free

Canon XF Plugin for Final Cut Pro is plug-in software for importing video clips captured by compatible camcorders (XF305, XF300, XF105, XF100) into Final Cut Pro. This is free plug-in software for Final Cut Pro. It allows you to use the Log and Transfer function to edit movies captured with the XF camcorders. Users of Final Cut Pro 7.0.3 and later can use it to play back movie clips in all movie formats supported by the compatible models, and to download native or Apple ProRes 422 files. For Final Cut Pro 6.0.3 to Final Cut Pro 7.0.2 users, it is possible to play back all movie clips and download these files in native or Apple ProRes 422 format (excluding files recorded in 50 Mbps (4:2:2) 1280x720/30P, 50 Mbps (4:2:2) 1280x720/25P, and 50 Mbps (4:2:2) 1280x720/24P modes). Canon XF plug-ins are supplied with the XF305 and XF300 for Apple Final Cut Pro and AVID Media Access. 

Download Canon XF Plugin for Final Cut Pro

2. XfcpX - Free

This free XfcpX app will get your Canon MXF files into Final Cut Pro X. This re-wraps the MXF media into a .mov format so that FCPX can read the files. No actual conversion takes place. This is donateware by the way. 

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3. MXF Converter for Mac - $29

There is another third party piece of software that you might try if the Canon XF plugin cannot be installed or does not work properly with some .mxf clips (which is common). Comparing with Canon XF Plugin, the top MXF Converter for Mac supports more MXF file types, as well as your Blu-ray/DVD discs. It is good at converting MXF recordings shot by Panasonic P2 camcorders, Sony XDCAM camcorders, Canon XF series camcorders, JVC camcorders to formats compatible with your video editing software like Final Cut Pro (X), iMovie, Final Cut Express, Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere Pro CC/CS6, Aperture 3, iPhoto and more. Pavtube Mac MXF Converter is recommended to help you convert XF .mxf to Apple ProRes 422 MOV, allowing editing in Final Cut Pro (X) without going through rendering process. With this tool, you can easily transcode Canon XF MXF files to Apple ProRes 422 HQ, ProRes 4444, ProRes LT, DVCPRO, AIC, DV, Avid DNxHD, MPEG for using within different editing software, as well as compressing MXF video to smaller MPG, MOV, AVI, M4V, MP4, etc. videos for playing back in QuickTime and uploading to YouTube.

Also this Mac MXF Converter can convert MXF and HD video like TS, MTS, TP, M2TS, and TRP to all popular video formats like MOV, MP4, MKV, AVI, WMV, FLV, SWF, M4V and more for lmost all popular multimedia devices. It allows users to extract audio from MXF files and convert to AAC, AC3, AIFF, AMR M4A, MKA, OGG, MP2, MP3, AU, even lossless audio format like FLAC, WAV and WMA etc. Moreover, this application supports converting MXF to 3D videos in MP4, MKV, TS, AVI, and FLV formats on Mac, including Anaglyph 3D, Side by Side 3D, Top and Bottom 3D.

Download MXF Converter for Mac  |  Buy MXF Converter for Mac ($29)

After a simple setup process, you could see the Canon XF MXF to FCP 7/X conversion workflow as below.

Step 1. Click the "Add Video" button to import the source MXF videos to this MXF to FCP Converter for Mac.



Tips: To convert more than one MXF video, you could import all of them together and convert these files to ProRes MOV videos at one time.

Step 2. Click on the "Profile" drop-down list and choose "Final Cut Pro >> Apple ProRes 422 (*.mov)".



Step 3. Click the "Settings" button to adjust output profile settings. Here users could adjust bitrate, encode, frame rate, resolution, aspect ratio, sample rate, channels, etc. - You can also skip the step.



Step 4. When you finish the settings, click the "Convert" button and begin to convert Canon XF MXF to Final Cut Pro supported format – Apple ProRes. After that, click the "Open Folder" button to get the converted file and then import the converted MXF file to Final Cut Pro without rendering.

Tips: You can also do some basic editing before conversion. In the edit window, you can modify video effect by adjusting the brightness, contrast, hue, saturation and volume, crop video, trim video, and add text/image watermark to video.

Summary

Nowadays, kinds of camcorders record videos in HD or Full HD. Professional Photographers like to edit their camera clips without quality lossless. So as to keep the video quality as good as original. With a Mac computer, there are many useful editing software. Like FCP (X), FCE, iMovie, Adobe Premiere, Avid Studio, iPhoto etc. If you often use such editing software, you may find, each editing software has the most suitable codec for editing. Which will help us maintain video quality to a large extent. For example, FCP series prefer Apple ProRes codec, while Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) is most suitable for iMovie or FCE. However, our camcorders record videos in kinds of video formats, when you import them into the editing software, sometimes, it will take a long time for rendering. In fact, it's the process of transcoding.

Source: http://www.hivimoore.com/2015/04/free-import-canon-xf-mxf-to-fcp/

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Recover Deleted Contacts/Message from iPhone 6S/6 (Plus)/5S/5C/5/4S/4 with 3 Ways

Outline: Lost contacts, Text message, Photos, etc. data on iPhone 6S/6 (Plus)/5S/5C/5/4S/4? Come here, we provide the best iPhone Data Recovery software to restore the deleted Contacts, Text message, Photos, Notes, etc. data from iPhone 6S/6 (Plus)/5S/5C/5/4S/4 with three ways on Windows or Mac.

Source: http://www.hivimoore.com/2015/10/recover-deleted-contacts-text-message-on-iphone/

Contacts, Text message, Photos, Notes, etc. are the one of iPhone 6S Plus/6S/6 Plus/6/5S/5C/5/4S/4’s important functions, which is very convenient for us to send text contents/make a telephone call/share photos to/from family, friends, boy friend/girl friend, business cooperators, etc. However, when enjoying the iPhone 6s Plus or iPhone 6s, you may face the data loss problem that troubled many iPhone users. It has many factors, for example: 

1. iPhone 6S Plus/6S is damaged or stolen: If your iPhone is broken or stolen, it is inevitable that the data losing will happen to you;
2. Factory Setting restore: Restore your iPhone to the factory settings without backup data;
3. Accidentally deleted data on iPhone: Sometimes you may delete a wrong button or file to result in unnecessary data losing;
4. iOS upgrade or downgrade: Upgrading or downgrading your iOS system will set your iPhone to the factory settings, and erase all data on the iPhone 6/Plus completely;
5. Jailbreak: Some people like to jailbreak their iPhone to get more right to access to the device, but jailbreak failure or improper operations will cause data losing...

And even System crash, ROM Flashing, White Screen of Death, Virus attack, Device locked by forgotten password, Presence of malware, Physical damage, etc. can also result in iPhone 6 data loss. That is why you may find there are more and more people ask question about how to recover deleted or lost text messages, contacts, photos, notes, call history, voice memos and so on from different iDevices(iPhone 6S Plus/6S, iPhone 6 Plus/6, iPhone 5S/5C/5, iPhone 4S/4, iPad Mini 3/2/1, iPad 4/3/2/1, iPod 6/5/4, iOS 9/8/7 etc.). Then, how to recover iPhone lost data? Keep reading here.

In order to recover deleted or lost text messages, contacts, whatsapp, photos, notes, call history, etc. from iPhone, definitely, without the help from a third party software, you cannot make it. There are dozens of such third party software and in our test, we found that Wondershare Dr.Fone for iOS is the best iOS data recovery software which is able to recover deleted  text messages, contacts, photos, notes, call history, etc. from your iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5S/5C/5, iPhone 4S/4 on your PC or Mac easily. It's totally safe, easy to use and effective.

• See also: Best iOS Data Recovery Review - Wondershare Dr.Fone for iOS

As the best iPhone 6 Data Recovery on the market, the program provide users with three different ways to recover lost data from iPhone 6S Plus/6S/6 Plus/6/5S/5C/5/4S/4: One is to recover from iOS device directly, the other is to recover from iTunes backup file, the last one is recover lost data via iCloud backup. Obviously, each method can help you to recover data quickly, but their focus is different.

Note: Stop using your iPhone at the right moment when you deleted contacts on it, for a better chance of recovery.

Below are some simple steps from the iPhone data recovery tool to show you just how easy it is to use, you can try them respectively on your computer.

System Requirements

• Supported OS: Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP
• CPU: 1GHz (32 bit or 64 bit)
• RAM: 256 MB or more of RAM (1028MB Recommended)
• Hard Disk Space: 200 MB and above free space
• iOS: iOS 9 and former

Now, free download the best iPhone Data Recovery software on your Windows or Mac, then install and run it on your computer:

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Method 1: Directly Recover Lost Data Directly from iPhone 6s (Plus)/6 (Plus)/5/5S/5C/4S without backup

Things you need:

• 1. The iPhone
• 2. A Lightning to USB Cable or Apple 30-pin to USB Cable for the iPhone
• 3. A PC or Mac

Step 1. Run the best iPhone Data Recovery and connect your iPhone to your PC or Mac using the USB 2.0 cable of the iPhone. Select "Recover from iOS device", then you'll see an interface which informs you that your device is connected. Click "Start Scan" to continue.



Step 2. The program will start scanning data on your iPhone automatically. You just need to wait for the end of scanning and check for the scanning result.



Step 3. When the scan finishes, all found data will be list in categories. You can preview most of them so as to check whether they are what you want to recover or not.

You can select "Only display the deleted items" to check how many lost items have been found by Dr.Fone. Then you can select files (Contacts, Text message, Notes, Call History, WhatsApp History, Facebook Messenger, etc.) you need and click "Recover" to save them back to your computer.



Note: Dr.Fone for iOS supports lots of file types recovery directly from iPhone 6s (Plus)/6 (Plus)/5/5S/5C/4S, so the found media contents like photos, video, messages, contacts, notes, reminder, and more items are the existing ones on your iPhone (iOS 9 supported).

Step 4. Place a check mark alongside the data you require and then click the "Recover" button allowing the data to be saved by default on your computer. For data involving iMessages, notes or contacts, there will be an option popping up asking whether to save the data on your pc or directly in your device.

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Method 2: Scan and extract iTunes backup to recover iPhone 6s (Plus)/6 (Plus)/5/5S/5C/4S

Things you need:

• 1. Previous iTunes backup of your iPhone;
• 2. iTunes installed on your computer.

Step 1. Connect your iPhone (iOS 9 supported) to your PC/Mac, and run the iPhone Data Recovery on your computer. As you could see in the follow image, all your previews iDevices’ backup file records will be listed. Choose your iPhone device name and click "Start Scan".



Notes: Please do not sync your iPhone with iTunes when using the iPhone Data Recovery program. It is easily to overwrite your lost files.

Step 2. Within a few minutes, the scan will be finished. You iPhone files that have been backed-up with iTunes will be listed as follows:



You can preview all files found in the scan result, and it is up to you to decide which one to recover or to recover them all. You can click them one by one to choose which one to retrieve and then click "Recover" to save them on your computer.

 

Method 3: Recover deleted iPhone contacts/Text message/note, etc. from iCloud backup

Things you need:

• 1. iCloud backup generated before the data loss;
• 2. Apple ID and password.

Step 1. Choose the recovery mode of Recover from iCloud Backup File, and then you can enter your Apple ID and the password to log in. 



After that, the program can automatically find all backup files existing in your iCloud account. Choose the one you want to recover iPhone photos from to download and extract it. It will take you some time. Just wait and keep the internet connected.



Step 2. Once the scan is complete, you can access and preview the content in your iCloud backup in detail. For photos, you can check Camera Roll and App Photos. Preview them one by one and tick the item you want. Then click on the Recover button to save them on your computer.



When the deleted files are recovered, you can save them on your computer as a backup. 

Something you should know about Data Recovery from iTunes backup of iPhone 6s Plus/6s (Plus)/5/5S/5C/4S:

As we all know, when you sync your iPhone with iTunes, all files on your iPhone (iOS 9 supported) will be automatically generated by iTunes as a file with extension (.sqlitedb), they can not be exported straightly to your computer, neither be read on your computer. And every time you recover data with iTunes, your previews data will be covered. Wondershare Dr.Fone for iOS is a useful tool for you to prevent such problems.

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Apple Loop: iPhone 6S On Sale September 18th, With Stronger Chassis, Performance Beats Galaxy S6

Taking a look back at another week of news from Cupertino, this week's Apple Loop includes the release date of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, Apple's changes to stop the iPhone 6S bending, user anger at iOS 8.4.1, iPhone 6S benchmarking numbers beating the Galaxy S6, thoughts on the evolution of Apple TV, Apple Music subscriber predictions, the changes to Apple Store layouts, Apple's Australian bond issue, and the Apple Watch running iOS 4.1.

Apple Loop is here to remind you of a few of the very many discussions that have happened around Apple over the last seven days (and you can read our weekly digest of Android news here on Forbes).

A Strong iPhone Is Going To Cost You

Following on from the leak of the new iPhone 6S chassis, parts from the supply chain have been tested to destruction on video to find out how strong the new design might be. It's good news for those wanting a robust phone, but your wallet might not agree:

“It comes from Unbox Therapy, originators of the iPhone 6 'Bendgate' stories, and founder Lewis Hilsenteger has managed to attain an iPhone 6S chassis from famed Apple leaker Sonny Dickson. What has Hilsenteger learnt? The new iPhones will be very strong and potentially very expensive. 

In a two stage test, Hilsenteger has worked with Elemental Controls to identify the material of the new iPhone chassis and with phone skin maker dbrand to scientifically stress test them. I had been speaking extensively with Hilsenteger and Dickson prior to the video's release and here's what we learn…”

What material does the iPhone 6S chassis use, how strong is it, and what impact will it have on the cost of your new iPhone?

iPhone 6S Release Date Is Closer Than You Might Have Thought

The release date of the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus is earlier than previously thought. While early information pointed to September 25th for the handset to go on sale, recent leaks from networks in Germany, the UK, and Japan point to an earlier date. Forbes' Gordon Kelly investigates:

“Following a leaked internal memo from Vodafone last month, prominent Japanese site ITHome and German tech experts Macerkopf have both discovered that the new iPhones 6Ses will launch in their respective countries on September 18th. This ties perfectly with the Vodafone internal memo for the UK, which also carried a September 18th launch date.

Japan, Germany and the UK are all tier one Apple launch countries with iPhones traditionally being made available to them at the same time as the US release.”

The nine-day window between launch and retail sale closely matches the timetable used in previous iTunes launches (2014 saw the reveal on Sept 9th, going on sale on Sept 19th). If the same timetable is being used, pre-orders are likely to open on Friday 11th of September, which should help Apple predict local demand.

Anger At Cynical iOS 8.4.1 Update

The latest release of iOS 8.4.1 addressed a number of issues around Apple Music, and while Apple has been quick to try to fix the issues around the streaming subscription service, other long-standing issues remain unresolved to the chagrin of many users.

“Frustratingly Apple has also still not fixed the infamous WiFried bug, which has plagued users since the release of iOS 8 in September 2014. Apple has acknowledged the issue since iOS 8.3, but a full fix (switching the troubled DiscoveryD process back to mDNSResponder used in previous iOS generations) will not take place until iOS 9 and the launch of the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. 

Similarly Apple has already confirmed the crippled Home Sharing implementation introduced in iOS 8.4 won't be addressed until iOS 9.”

Beyond Apple Music, does iOS 8.4.1 have any redeeming features? Not if you are jail breaking your iPhone, no…

Reaource: Forbes.com

Recover deleted SMS text messages from iPhone 6 (Plus) with three ways

Outline: Find text messages on your iPhone missing or have deleted text messages from your iPhone accidentally? Keep your shirts on! You can fix it!

Source: Retrieve Deleted SMS text messages from iPhone 6 (Plus)

Accidentally deleted SMS text messages on your iPhone 6? Have a broken iPhone 6 or even lost your iDevice? No matter why your data's in jeopardy, Wondershare Dr.Fone for iOS (Review) gets it all back on iPhone 6. The software is an easy-to-use and powerful iOS data recover software for iPhone 6s plus/6s, iPhone 6 plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS user. It supports the latest iOS 8.3 too. The upgrade facilitates full data recovery from all iOS Device.

Moreover, the best iOS Data Recovery can help you easily recover data that you thought you'd lost forever, such as Camera Roll, Photo Stream, Photo Library, Contacts, Message Attachments, Call History, Calendar, Notes, Voice Memos, Reminders and Safari Bookmarks! It offers you three kinds of recovery mode to recover data from iPhone, iPad and iPod touch: to recover data directly from the iOS device and to retrieve previous data by extracting it from iTunes and iCloud backup!

To get back deleted messages from iPhone 6, there are three ways for you: recover messages directly from iPhone, restore iPhone messages from iTunes backup and retrieve iPhone text messages from iCloud backup.

How does it work? Just follow simple steps:

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Solution 1: Directly recover deleted text messages from iPhone iPhone 6/6 Plus/5S/5C/5/4S/4/3GS

Step 1. Find deleted messages on iPhone

To get started, connect your iPhone to your computer. Then run Wondershare Dr.Fone for iOS and click on the Start Scan button appearing in the window to scan your iPhone. Don't disconnect your iPhone during the scanning process.



Note: For iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS users, you also can switch to an Advanced Mode through the button at the lower-right corner. It's better for recovering media content. For iPhone deleted text recovery, it'll work the same way as the normal way does.

Step 2. Preview and recover iPhone text messages

When the scan is complete, you can choose Messages and Message Attachments to preview all of the found text messages one by one. Then selectively recover the items you want to the computer. Besides, the deleted iMessage contents can be found too, including text, emoji and attachments.



Solution 2: Recover Deleted iPhone Messages via iTunes Backup

Step 1. Scan to Extract your iTunes backup

Choose the recovery mode of Recover from iTunes Backup File first. Then select the backup you want to recover text messages from in the list, and click on the Start Scan button to extract the backup content. All backup files existing on your computer are available for extraction.



Step 2. Preview and retrieve messages for iPhone

The scan only takes you a few seconds. After it, you can preview and recover any messages in the menu of Messages and Message Attachments to your computer.



Solution 3: Restore Deleted iPhone Messages via iCloud Backup

Step 1. Download and extract your iCloud backup

Switch to the recovery mode of Recover from iCloud Backup File on the top of the program's window.

Then log in your iCloud account. After that, choose the backup file you want to download it. When it's completed, you can scan it to find text messages directly.



Step 2. Preview and recover iPhone messages

Once the scan stops, you can preview all contents in the iCloud backup file. Choose the one you want to tick it, and then save it to your computer by clicking on the Recover button.



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Free Import DVD to iTunes 12, 11 on Windows/Mac

In this guide I'll show you how to free put DVDs onto iTunes 12/11. Instead of spending a bunch of money on the iTunes store and buying movies through iTunes you can actually copy any movie from any DVD onto iTunes 12 and then sync them to your iPhone 6 plus, iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 3/2, iPad 3, iPod Touch 5 and more. That's what I'm going to show you how to do today.

Here are two user's questions from applevis.com and discussions.apple.com:

Q1: Putting DVDs into iTunes?

"Hello, I am wanting to put some DVDs into iTunes then I can transfer them onto my iPad Air so I can watch them while on holiday later next month. Does anyone know of an accessible way to do this on the pc? Another thing, these DVDs are all legally purchased, and not copied. 

Thanks for any help."

Q2: Copy DVD's to iTunes?

Hello, I was wondering what is the easiest way to copy my personal DVD's to my iTunes library so I can watch them on my iPod touch. I have tried some free ripper tool but I am having a lot of trouble with it and it is painfully slow.

Any suggestions? Has one one else experienced any issues? Any help would be appreciated. 

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7)"

As always, you can't import DVD video files to iTunes directly, and neither can you enjoy HD movies without costs in iTunes Store, despite its advance to iTunes 12. So how to import DVD movies into new iTunes 12 for watching, and furthermore convert DVD video audio file to all devices besides Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod.

In this walkthrough I'm going to tell you how to convert DVD into a *.mov file using the open source cross-platform VLC media player. This free program is available for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS X, and most distributions of Linux including Ubuntu, Fedora, SuSe, and many others. When you are done you will have a single file that you can play either in VLC media player on any computer, or you can import the file into iTunes on a Mac or PC and be able to play it within iTunes or QuickTime, and then you can sync it to your iPhone 6, iPad Air, iPad 3, iPod Touch 5, etc. to watch any time.

NOTE: This walkthrough is meant to be used ONLY with DVDs that you own for backup purposes only.

How to Rip a DVD to iTunes 12/11 with VLC?

Step 1: Go to http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ and download VLC media player for free for your operating system, then install it.

Step 2: Insert the DVD you want to copy into your computer and open up VLC media player.

Step 3: Select 'File' on the top menu, and select 'Open Disc…' from the drop down menu.

Step 4: Select the Title you want to copy. On most movies this will simply be '1', and if there are any special features they will be titles '2', '3', and so on. Usually with TV series on DVD '1' will be the first episode, '2' will be the second, etc. Put in the title number box the number you believe is the title you want to copy. At this point it's a good idea to check that you're going to rip the correct video file so go ahead and click 'OK' at the bottom and the correct Title should begin to play. If this isn't the correct Title, then try a different number until you get the right one, once you have the correct title continue to the next step.

Step 5: Check the box that says 'Streaming/Saving:' on the bottom left hand corner, at this point the 'Settings…' box should not be grayed out so click on it so we can fine tune the video and audio encoding settings.

Step 6: Check the 'File' box at the top and then click Browse. Now you will need to select where you want to save the file and what you want to name it. Select a directory where you would like it to be saved. My Videos on a PC or your Movies folder on a Mac/Linux is a good place for now. Make sure that at the end of the name you add '.mov' because VLC will not automatically add the file extension.

Optional: For advanced users, if you are not planning on importing this into iTunes to use on an iPhone 6/iPad Air you can select a different file extension such as .mpg, but just make sure that when you encode it you use the correct MPEG TS encapsulation method and mp4v or other corresponding transcoding option.

Step 7: Now we need to select the encapsulation method. On a PC or Linux you need to select MOV and in OS X select QuickTime.

Step 8: Check the box next to 'Video' in transcoding options. In the drop-down menu select 'h264' under the 'Bitrate' select '1024' and under 'Scale' select 1.

Step 9: Check the box next to 'Audio' in transcoding options. In the drop-down menu select 'mp4a' under the 'Bitrate' select '192' and under the 'Channels' select 2.

Step 10: Now click 'OK' at the bottom on the box and it will close. Click 'OK' again in the original box and the ripping will begin. Depending on the speed of your computer this can take anywhere from 15-40 minutes to import every half hour of video.

Step 11: Import the video into iTunes by dragging it into the Movie section. you can now play the movie right in iTunes, enjoy!

Optional: If you wish to sync the video with your iPhone 6/iPad Air/iPod 5 etc. ios devices, go to the Movies tab within iTunes, select any videos you wish to put on your iPhone 6, right click them and select 'Convert Selection for iPod/iPhone'. iTunes will automatically convert the videos to the correct format for your iOS devices and you can now sync them straight to your all iOS devices!

For Reference: A regular 30 minuet TV show will produce a roughly 200MB file, and a 1.5 hour-long movie will produce a roughly 800MB file.

NOTE: VLC 2 and higher uses a new video library. Many apps use the VLC video library to 'do their thing.' To repair the video library you must install the VLC library into your Mac in a place where it is accessible by other apps such as VideoDrive. Download the installer from VLC: http://download.videolan.org/libdvdcss/last/macosx/. Run it. Check with Terminal to verify a proper installation: Type this in Terminal: file /usr/lib/libdvdcss.2.dylib You should see this: /usr/lib/libdvdcss.2.dylib: Mach-O universal binary with 2 architectures /usr/lib/libdvdcss.2.dylib (for architecture i386):     Mach-O dynamically linked shared library i386 /usr/lib/libdvdcss.2.dylib (for architecture x86_64):     Mach-O 64-bit dynamically linked shared library x86_64 If you see "Unknown File" or similar message, it did not work. Apps that use the VLC video library will now work again.

This method may be more complex for the primary users, the following is an VLC alternative:

VLC Alternative: A top DVD Ripper for Apple/Android/Windows Devices

To get the work done, one simplest way is only a professional DVD Ripper. There are a number of DVD rippers that do the work perfectly. One of the best DVD rippers in the market is the Aimersoft DVD Ripper, which is the coolest tool to convert your DVD to iTunes 12/11 playable video formats.

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Why choose the DVD Ripper to convert DVD to iTunes 12/11 supported format?

The answer is simple. the top DVD to iTunes 12 converter provides good quality output regardless of the end device that you are going to use. It quickly converts DVD to any format supported by iTunes in just a few mouse clicks! Besides, you can crop the black bars, add special video effects, split or merge videos, etc. as you like with the built-in editor. Just get it and rip DVD movies to iTunes 12/11 supported videos for playback on your all iPad, iPhone, iPod and Apple TV models, including the lastest iPhone 6, iPhone 6S, iPad Air, iPad Mini 2, iPad 4, iPhone 5S/5C, iPod Touch 5 and Apple TV 3, etc. The equivalent Mac version is DVD Ripper for Mac. 

      

Step 1. Load DVD movies or ISO image files.

First, insert your DVDs into DVD Drive, and then launch the DVD ripper software, drag the DVD files to the program; Or you can get to "File" Menu, click "Load DVD" to draw into DVD movies you want to rip.



Step 2. Choose output format and output folder.

If you do not have a ready folder, create one where you can easily locate it. The video formats available are M4V, MP4 or MOV. In this case, we shall select MP4 format from the common video choices only for description purposes.



Step 3. Intiate the DVD to MP4, M4V or MOV conversion process.

After selecting your desired format and the destination file you can opt to make changes or settings and if you are OK with the way the format is click the Start button to initiate the conversion. This might take some time; however, it is important to note that the conversion time depends on the size of the DVD movies.

Once you ascertain that the conversion is successfully completed, you can import the file anywhere you wish to even in the media player as long as the file is iTunes friendly. 

Step 4. Import the ripped DVD movies into iTunes 12.
1). Launch iTunes 12. 
2). Add the just ripped DVD movie files into iTunes 12 by clicking "Add to Library" under File. Movie file will be automatically imported to the proper video category, then play the converted video directly on iTunes 12/11.

If it is successfully transferred, A thumbnail of the video file will appear in your screen. If the transfer is successful you can further sync the movie files to your iPhone 6, iPhone 6 plus, iPad Mini 2, iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad 4/3, iPod Touch 5, Apple TV 3 and other portable devices and you can easily enjoy them everywhere you wish to.

About iTunes Supported Format:

iTunes can currently read, write and convert between MP3, AIFF, WAV, MPEG-4, AAC and Apple Lossless (.m4a).

iTunes can also play any audio files that QuickTime can play (as well as some video formats), including Protected AAC files from the iTunes Store and Audible.com audio books. There is limited support for Vorbis and FLAC enclosed in an Ogg container (files using the Ogg container format are not natively supported) or Speex codecs with the Xiph QuickTime Components. Because tag editing and album art is done within iTunes and not QuickTime, these features will not work with these QuickTime components. As of Snow Leopard, iTunes 9 (Mac) will play HE-AAC / AAC+ internet streams. The latest version of iTunes (Win/Mac) supports importing audio CDs with the default iTunes standard file format of AAC at 256 kbit/s, but users can choose from 16 kbit/s to 320 kbit/s constant bit rates (CBR) in either AAC or MP3.Importing of audio CDs into MP3 or AAC formats can also be accomplished using variable bitrate (VBR) encoding.

The Windows version of iTunes can automatically transcode DRM-free WMA (including version 9) files to other audio formats, but does not support playback of WMA files and will not transcode DRM protected WMA files. Telestream, Inc. provides free codecs for Mac users of QuickTime to enable playback of unprotected Windows Media files. These codecs are recommended by Microsoft.

In addition to importing CDs into the iTunes library, the user can also import non-Apple mp3 files from Amazon.com and other sources. This can be accomplished by either right clicking on the file, selecting open with, and then selecting iTunes or dragging the file into the open iTunes window. Alternatively, for Amazon.com mp3s, the Amazon MP3 Downloader application will automatically import the mp3 files into the iTunes library.

Additional Tip:

If you get some H.265/HEVC, MKV, FLV, M4V, WMV, VOB, MOV, AVI, Tivo, XAVC, M2TS etc. videos, and have trouble to play these Videos on your iTunes or other devices, you're in the right place. Similarly, we need to solve the problem is still compatible format. You can get the Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate to transcode SD/HD Video files to iTunes friendly format m4v/mp4 with the best video/audio parameter settings. Download this software and follow the steps to try it out now!

That's all!

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