The only time I actually transfer movies to my Mac (or iPhone or iPad) is if I’m traveling and want to watch a few while offline. That means they aren’t physically downloaded on my Mac’s hard drive, but I have the ability to stream them over my internet connection. Instead, you can stream them using iTunes in the Cloud.Īs you can see in the screenshot above, I have a cloud icon next to all of my movies. If you purchase movies and TV shows from iTunes, you may have them stored on your Mac’s hard drive.
Utilize iTunes in the Cloud for movies and TV Instead of physically downloading movies to your Mac, stream them via iTunes in the Cloud. PhotoSweeper for Mac – $9.99 – Downloadħ.If photos are creating an endless storage problem for you, PhotoSweeper is a must-have tool. Alternately, if metadata on your photos isn’t necessarily correct (iCloud Photo Library screwed mine up), you can set the time limit to unlimited so it matches any photos that look alike, regardless when they were taken. Not only can it scan your library for exact matches, you have tons of options for customizing your photo triaging.įor example, I can search for only photos of the exact same file type (great for photographers who only want to search for RAW files), or only files of the exact same size. If you suspect you have duplicate photos floating around in your library, there are tons of apps available to help you clean them up. And whenever you add another piece to your workflow, it seems the duplicates always love to come back in droves. Photo duplicates are something it seems we’ve all been combatting since digital photos came into existence. Scan your photo library for duplicates PhotoSweeper can help you clear out duplicates and like photos, resulting in tons of saved storage space. That being said, AppCleaner does an excellent job of helping you clean up unused apps that are hogging unnecessary storage.Ħ.
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