However, you may find that in the process of transferring files from place to place or saving files from different devices; that you will accumulate duplicates of some of your files. Not only are duplicate files annoying and messy, but they take up valuable space in your Google Drive. Since you only get 15GB free space with Google Drive, duplicates can eat away at this allowance and may eventually cause you to consider upgrading to gain more space even though you may not need to.
There's a simple remedy for this issue - Duplicate Sweeper. Duplicate Sweeper is a handy tool for your Windows PC or Mac which scans your folders and deletes duplicate files based on your preferences.
It can save you hours or even days of looking through folders and files to discover if files are duplicated and considering which ones to move. Duplicate Sweeper can quickly scan multiple folder or drives to return your duplicates. Simply select whether to keep the newest or the oldest of each duplicate to remove them automatically, or manually select which to remove. Check out our guides on how to use Duplicate Sweeper to remove duplicate files from Google Drive , and how to delete duplicate photos in Google Photos.
If you're not logged into your Google account already, click " Go to Google Drive " and enter your details. Select all the files that you wish to download. You can hold the "ctrl" key on your keyboard while clicking multiple files to select many files at once. If you are using a Mac, use "cmd" instead of "ctrl". Click the menu icon in the top-right corner of the window to access More Actions. Click " Download ". Your files will be downloaded from Google Drive to your computer as a zipped file.
To access these files on your computer, you'll first need to extract them you'll find an "Extract" option when you open the folder in File Explorer.
Free Download. The only way to get them in there, is to sync them form a computer, or buy them from the iTunes store. You will need a computer running iTunes from which to sync the audio file if you really need to get it into the Music App. Other than that, you can download media player apps from the App Store that can store the file inside themselves. I guess he can play a podcast because it comes from the iTunes Store. But I can't figure out why can he play a song that is a mail attachment but can't play this Google Drive file.
I'm not sure what happens on the download. He is in a different city and I don't have a similar set up to test. More Less. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: jayessemm jayessemm. How does he get that file to play on his iPhone's iTunes? Any ideas? Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too. All replies Drop Down menu. Loading page content.
User profile for user: ZikzakCorp ZikzakCorp. Feb 16, PM in response to jayessemm In response to jayessemm To add media to his iPhone, you need to first import it into iTunes. Reply Helpful 2 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post.
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