[sandy2410]

Hi Everydody,

The Nokia Multimedia Transfer 1.4.2 is supported by snowleopard. This version has got the fix for the iphoto issue, which was not working with snow leopard. It may be a workaround but it works. Along with some bug fixes.

If you have NMT already installed, then click settings - Check for updates now. Make sure you are connected to the internet. Once the update is complete, you can check the version from the settings-about Nokia Multimedia Transfer.

If you dont have NMT installed, then you can download from www.nokia.com/mac and install it. Once installed you can perfom the update.

Cheers

Sandy

[haklin]

This should probably be a sticky.  Checked today and can confirm the iphoto issue has been resolved in snow leopard.

[zitseng]

Thanks for the information. This is good, now everything works nicely between my N97 and Mac OS X Snow Leopard.

[paour]

1.4.2 seems to have disappeared from the download page (1.4.1 is still listed), and auto-update fails with an error message... Has the update been pulled because of issues?

[erkei]

I downloaded and installed the listed version 1.4.1. After installation the version number shows (look under about ...) 1.4.2 and works fine.

[zitseng]

I've never seen 1.4.2 on the website myself. I installed 1.4.1, and updated from within it to 1.4.2.

Regards,

.lzs 

[dargiejg]

What hasn't been fixed is that the iTunes Playlists still don't show up in the Music Player on a Nokia 3110 classic.

(The music/audio content within the selected playlists get copied over and can be found and played via Genre/Album/Artist etc., but the specific playlists don't show up under My Playlists.)