OK, you are completely sure that your iPad / iPad 2 / iPad 3 or new iPad mini / iPad 4 is properly equipped and 64/32/16 gigs of "memory" (yes, yes, do not be confused, as this huge storage is a part of iOS virtual memory which behaves like directly addressable RAM) are just enough to keep you favorites photos. You sync it with one of photo's folder on your computer and Ops… "…there is not enough memory available… " -message strikes you.
This is because iTunes is a bit buggy thing and sometimes does not recognize properly the space available on both your computer and tablet. What becomes a fact here is that iPad actually does sync one of the files, but stops responding before it gets to the next one. Don't panic, change can come quickly and easily. Following is a sequence for Apple tablet:
Tap OK-button on error-pop-over
Keep taping the sync button until all of the photos have transferred
Are you happy? Think not quite if you have tons of shots. If your problem related with PC/MAC but not with Apple tablet , the following trick can be helpful if error message you got is pertaining to "not enough free space" issue on your PC or MAC:
Go into folder that keeps your shots on PC/MAC
Delete iPod Photo Cache folder
Hit once more the sync button on iTunes
Some memory errors you can encounter on iPad are due to "virtual memory leakage". For example, Safari can have up to nine tabs open and if all of them are full with content it consumes your RAM. When Safari is closed the content still occupies a portion of the RAM. So when you encounter the memory error on iPad, try to clear Safari:
Go to Settings
Tap Safari
Tap one by one Clear History, Clear Cookies, Clear Cache
To avoid iPad memory errors keep your eyes on any memory avid app installed on your gadget.
Tap OK-button on error-pop-over
Keep taping the sync button until all of the photos have transferred
Are you happy? Think not quite if you have tons of shots. If your problem related with PC/MAC but not with Apple tablet , the following trick can be helpful if error message you got is pertaining to "not enough free space" issue on your PC or MAC:
Go into folder that keeps your shots on PC/MAC
Delete iPod Photo Cache folder
Hit once more the sync button on iTunes
Some memory errors you can encounter on iPad are due to "virtual memory leakage". For example, Safari can have up to nine tabs open and if all of them are full with content it consumes your RAM. When Safari is closed the content still occupies a portion of the RAM. So when you encounter the memory error on iPad, try to clear Safari:
Go to Settings
Tap Safari
Tap one by one Clear History, Clear Cookies, Clear Cache
To avoid iPad memory errors keep your eyes on any memory avid app installed on your gadget.
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