mimiCopy FAQ

A. This seems to be an issue related to multitasking (introduced by iOS 4). To resolve this issue, exit mimiCopy completely.

For detailed instructions, refer to the following URL:
https://support.apple.com/kb/HT4211?viewlocale=en_US

If you continue to experience problems, uninstall and reinstall mimiCopy. (Note that all imported files will be deleted when you uninstall the app.)

No additional payment is required for reinstalling the app.

A. For uncertain issues, we suggest you try the following:

(a)

Troubleshoot as an “unknown error” (See Q1).

(b)

Reboot iOS. Hold down the power button and home button until the Apple logo is displayed (after the red slider for shutdown). Release the buttons and wait for the system to turn back on.

(c)

Reinstall the app (delete and reinstall mimiCopy).
Tap and hold down on an icon. After a few seconds, all icons will start to shake, with an X displayed on the upper left corner of each icon. Tap the X to delete the app. Press the home button to finish.
Reinstall the app from the App Store app or via iTunes.

(d)

Delete mimiCopy as described above in (c), reboot iOS as described in (b), and then reinstall mimiCopy.

In some cases, the waveform cache and other files may become corrupted and unusable. In such a case, delete and import the track again.

A. Many of the tracks available on the iTunes Music Store are protected by DRM, and cannot be imported.
iTunes Plus tracks are DRM-free, and can be imported.

To use the waveform view, speed control, and other features of mimiCopy, you must first import the track into mimiCopy. The iPod Player function provides playback only.
To use the iPod Player function, tap the "File" button on the main view, and then the "iPod Player" button on the bottom right corner to select the track.