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Transfer rate

I have a Mac so I have to use a special program to transfer files between my computer and my phone. Why is MTP(?) So slow? It takes me forever to transfer my music to my device. I know I have about 8gigs of msuic, but I don't remember it taking this long on my og droid with the SD card mounting. Is this just a bug with the program I am using or is this the limitation with the Galaxy Nexus transfer rate? Also, for people using Windows, do you guys experience so rates also?
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My transfer rates are pretty fast compared to my past devices (OG Droid and Incredible). Must be a Mac thing:p
 
It's really slow for me as well. I had better luck using a usb 2 port on the back of my computer than the ones on the front that are only usb 1.1.

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I have a Mac and a Windows/Linux and the file transfer rates are identical - but OP, are you using Android File Transfer? I don't know what MTP software you are using (media transfer protocol?) but Android File Transfer is made by Google and works fantastically.

Check it out: Android.com

The only downside is that there is a 4g file transfer max.
 
I have a Mac and a Windows/Linux and the file transfer rates are identical - but OP, are you using Android File Transfer? I don't know what MTP software you are using (media transfer protocol?) but Android File Transfer is made by Google and works fantastically.

Check it out: Android.com

The only downside is that there is a 4g file transfer max.

That's what in using. I'll just try and reinstall it when I get home.
 
Didn't know that was a option. Is it faster with a thunderbolt converter? I know Thunderbolt ports are insanely fast but I didn't think the phone could handle the speed.
 
If you have one laying around, you can try it, but I was actually warning against it as for me it actually made the transfers slower rather than what you would expect.
 
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