App to sync pictures/video to computer?

[GatorsUF]

I take a lot of videos of my daughter, pictures also, and I wanted an easy way to sync my dcim/camera folder to a folder on my computer. I know I can plug the phone in and sync that way.

I already have a dropbox account and 1gb is used up with roms and such, any other alternative?

 

[andydrives2fast]

I use Titanium Media Sync to sync to my Dropbox. I take it you don't want to use up the remaining gig on your Db?

 

[redsunrising]

SugarSync always works very nicely with syncing and PC/Mac. And if I'm correct it may have about 2 GBs of storage as well.
P.S. Check the sig for a referral.

 

[TokedUp]

I didnt even know DB had a limit. Is it based on what are in the folders or overall uploads?

 

[1107963]

I take a lot of videos of my daughter, pictures also, and I wanted an easy way to sync my dcim/camera folder to a folder on my computer. I know I can plug the phone in and sync that way.

I already have a dropbox account and 1gb is used up with roms and such, any other alternative?

here you go u i got two for u...

http://goaruna.com/

https://www.sugarsync.com/

 

[silverxbv2]

Photobucket works too. At least to the cloud. You'd have to pull it from there to the pc. If you're around the house you could always send them over wifi with shared folders if you don't want to plug in the phone.

Sent from my ADR6300 using XDA App

 

[huttel]

I had the same need and first tried out Titanium Media Sync (on HTC Desire) but was annoyed to learn that you only have limited options for the sync (currently "continuous" and "single one way"). I needed the app to upload (and unload) photos and videos from the device to a network location, ultimately to free up space on the device. However, with the continous sync, any files deleted on the device will result in deletion on the network as well; which does not provide much of a backup.

I ended up with Syncness, which is exactly what I needed. You can configure it to sync only with specific networks, at specific hours of the day, only at A/C power, etc. (the latter is in all fairness also supported by Titanium). It can even save original file dates/info to the remote location. You can also ask the app to delete the synced files once they have been copied to the remote location. Syncness ftp's the files to my Synology FileStation NAS server on my home network - I'm not sure what other transfer protocols are supported.

/Jakob