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• How can I move my music from iPod to old style to my computer so I can reload the music to a new iPod?

  How can I move my music from iPod to old style to my computer so I can reload the music to a new iPod?

  You should really have your iTunes library on your computer and keep a current backup of it.  iDevices are not designed or adapted for the storage of data in the long term.  See the tips to the user of turingtest2 on recover your iTunes from your iPod or an iOS device for a list of tools and methods (for Windows and Mac) that can be used to copy media from your iPod to your computer.

• I just got an iphone and am confused with itunes.  I the have not used in years.  I can I sync my music from itunes to iphone.

  I just got an iphone and am confused with itunes.  I the have not used in years.  I can I sync my music from itunes to iPhone.

  You need a computer that is running the latest iTunes version to either a Mac or Windows operating system.

  Mac

  1. Open iTunes.
  2. In the MenuBar at the top of your computer screen, choose iTunes > check for the updates.
  3. Follow the prompts to install the latest version.

  Windows

  1. Open iTunes.
  2. In the MenuBar at the top of the iTunes window, choose Help > check for updates. Learn what to do If you see not the menu bar.
  3. Follow the prompts to install the latest version.

  Instructions for syncing your iPhone here > synchronize your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with iTunes on your computer via a USB - Apple Support

• How to transfer my music from Ipod to i-tunes on my PC without losing songs from iPods?

  How to transfer my music from i-pod3 to PC without losing my music from iPod?

  Your i-device was not designed for unique storage of your media. It is not that a transfer backup device and media has been planned with you keep a master copy of your media on a computer that is in itself independently supported against loss.  To use a device with a different configuration, you pass the old library from a computer or a backup directly in the new configuration, not the device to the library. Synchronization of media isn't a way, computer to the device, update the contents of the device to the content on the computer, update or restore the content on a computer. The exception is iTunes Store purchases that can be transferred to a computer.

  Redownload or transfer your iTunes Store purchases an iPhone, iPad or iPod to computer - https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201267 - 'this feature only works for content purchased from the iTunes Store. From iOS9 is more apps that now need to be re-downloaded directly from the store.

  To transfer other items from an i-device to a computer, you will need to use third-party commercial software.  See this document in turingtest2: recover your iTunes library from your iPod or device iOS - https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3991 even this method can fully recover what you originally had in the library. For example, in order to save space during synchronization if you had converted music files at a lower rate, or photos at a lower resolution, it is these lower quality files that will pick you up.

  If you subscribe to the Apple music, titles that are not part of the content that you have purchased or downloaded may not be transferred and must be downloaded directly from iCloud.

• How to transfer my music from ipod nano to my apple mediathek? Lost all the music on my PC after the failure of the system.

  How to transfer my music from ipod nano to my apple mediathek? All the music was lost after my PC broke down.

  What is "apple mediathek?

  Depending on the context, I'll assume that you are asking how to unload files of songs from an iPod to a computer.  iTunes synchronization is generally in one direction, from iTunes to iPod library. You cannot use iTunes to transfer files of song from iPod to computer (with the exception of songs purchased from the iTunes Store)

  NOTE: Songs purchased from the iTunes Store can be downloaded again free of charge, on the iTunes Store purchased screen.

  Download your purchases past - Apple Support

  However, there are methods and third party utilities that can transfer from iPod to computer.  If you do an Internet search on something like 'ipod music transfer', you should get a few links (including a CNET article on the subject).  Once the files of songs from the iPod to your disk, add them to your current iTunes library.

  Further, you should backup your iTunes data.  Apple describes a way to back up your folder full of iTunes on an external drive.

  Manage and backup your iTunes media library - Apple Support

  This method should also be used when switching from an old computer to a new computer.  By transferring or restore your complete iTunes folder, it's the same iTunes library on the new computer, not a new iTunes library with your old songs.  iPods are not designed to be your data from iTunes backup.

• How to move music from windows media player to card sc in drive f

  I want to move music from my windows media player

  My SDCard in F drive... If I can get the part "micro" to the sd card in

  I just bought a unit of music... (Stanley Tek PS-1)

  I want to move music from my windows media player

  My SDCard in F drive... If I can get the part "micro" to the sd card in

  I just bought a unit of music... (Stanley Tek PS-1)

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  OK... your SD card is in the removable (f) disc?

  Go to your music folder... Start / music...

  Click right a music file or group selected music files
  and from the menu choose... Send to / removable disk (f)...

• How to remove write protection to move music from or to a usb storage

  How can I remove protection against writing so I can move music from a usb on a sd card storage?

  Usually there is a lock switch on the card itself. Take a peek.

• Impossible to get the music from iTunes to iPhone

  Can't get music from iPad iPhone iTunes

  You cannot copy music directly from an iPad to an iPhone. If it's the iTunes purchases you can redownload it via the tab purchased in the iTunes Store on your phone. otherwise, sync music from your computer's iTunes library to the phone.

• Can I transfer music from iPod Nano again iTunes account without losing any content?

  I had to have a new hard drive installed on my laptop and lost all the data that was on my old hard drive. I have reloaded iTunes but now it obviously does not show me as having any music out there. I have all my music on my iPod Nano. Can I sync the iPod to download on iTunes for re - record my music?

  Since the iTunes library on the new disc is new to the iPod, sync deletes the existing content of the iPod and replace it with the content of the new library (which currently is 'nothing').  By design, iTunes syncing is generally in one direction, from the iTunes library on the computer for iPod (with the exception of songs purchased on iTunes Store).  However, there are methods and third party utilities that can transfer from iPod to computer.  If you do an Internet search on something as 'ipod transfer music', you should get a few useful links, including a CNET article on the subject.

  Once your music files on your new drive, add them to your new iTunes library.  After the confirmation of all your songs are, sync of the iPod as you wish.

• Movement music from itunes to a new external drive

  Hello!

  So there are a lot of questions in the face of this general problem, but I found no one who comes close to my situation.

  There are at present all music from my iTunes (~1.4 TB) library is shared between two external drives. I just bought a new laptop (3 TB) and would like to move - preferably not copy, I know that straight-up moving items between volumes is possible in the terminal, I don't know the right commands - all this music to the new drive. My iTunes Library.itl and the rest of the folder iTunes at the same time, are on my computer, I don't know if we keep them there or move them as well.

  I use any file "iTunes Media. Most of my library is rips of CD and downloads without loss, and I prefer to keep the organized myself (as including scans of records covers music and writing notes and other information about the record such as comments). "Keep iTunes Media folder organized" and "Copy the files into the iTunes Media folder when adding to library" is, therefore, both uncontrolled. And I think that naming a new file on the new drive as "iTunes Media" and then checking "Consolidate files" in the file > library > organize library to copy all the music she would keep the folder structure I created or transfer through the images, log files, PDF files, etc..

  Can anyone advise on what would allow me to do this with a minimum of disruption to my iTunes library (IE not having to add all and recreate all my playlists, etc., which, in itself, would take another hours 20, or whatever on top of the amount of time it will take to move all files?)

  Thanks in advance!

  OS X 10.7.5 / iTunes 12.1.2.27

  If you want iTunes to do the work (as expected), let iTunes do its work...    That would mean designate a location on the new drive for the iTunes Media folder (in the Advanced iTunes preferences pane) by using the command to "consolidate files" (-> library menu bar-> organize the library-> consolidate the files).

  IF all your current iTunes media on the external drive files are on a SINGLE volume (not two), you can copy your folder structure complete (for your iTunes media files) to the new volume of external hard drive (using the Finder).  Then with iTunes works DO NOT, unplug the old external drive and rename the new external drive exactly the same name volume as the old volume of external drive.  Basically, do the new disc looks like the old drive to iTunes.  When you run iTunes, the "routes" to its multimedia files are the same as before, so iTunes sees no difference.

  But since your iTunes media is 'shared between two external drives', you can't do it cleanly.  If a part is much more important, you could do the above with the majority only.  Now, at this point, you can use it in this way, with the new external drive as your main expansion of storage in course, and existing 'other' always connected player.  In iTunes, it seems again the same as before.

  If you want that all your media files to iTunes on the new external drive...  Copy this second folder (with your smallest part of iTunes media) structure to the new external drive (using the Finder).  With iTunes doesn't work DO NOT, unplug the 'other' external drive.  When you run iTunes, it loses track of media files in this part (but keep those songs with exclamation point in the library).  This next part may or may not work.  When iTunes spot is no longer a song file, when you try to play it, iTunes will ask if you want to locate.  I heard that if you do this for a song (by pointing to the new location for this piece), iTunes can extrapolate the locations for the other files 'disappeared' of the song.  If it does not work with the first song (or partially works), try to do it for a little more.  Worst case, you will need to add the songs in the smaller part manually.

• Move music from iTunes to Windows Media Player

  How to import my iTunes music in Microsoft Media Player? These are files of music from a CD that I own and ripped in iTunes.

  If they are not in mp3 format using iTunes to convert. Note where they are placed. Close iTunes, launch WMP and "point" where ever iTunes stored the files. Add to the library.

  Or if they are already in mp3 format, just note where they are stored and 'point' WMP for them. Add to the library.

  See you soon,.

  Jerry

• How can I move music from a SIM to my Iphone or my Itunes account?

  Hello everyone.  I finally made the switch from Samsung (Android) to I have a phone 6 s.  I had music on a SIM card that I'm trying to do more.  Can anyone talk me through how to do it please?

  Hello

  I think you mean you had music on a micro SD card, not your SIM card because it is impossible. You will need to transfer it first to your computer, and then transfers it back on your iPhone.

• Music from iPod Nano to iPhone 6 s

  I would like instructions on adding the music on my iPod Nano for my iPhone 6 s.  Thank you!

  You can not do directly. If the music was originally purchased on iTunes, you can download it on the iPhone by going on iTunes Store > bought tab down > Music tab at the top > not on this iPhone. All your purchased music will be on the left side, sorted by artist. Tap on an artist and songs appear on the right. Tap the cloud icon to download.

  Or tap recent purchases on the left, not in this iPhone and all of the songs appear on the right side. You can type the download of all the songs on the right. (Tap on the icon of cloud)

  IF you use iTunes on your computer, and the music is in your iTunes library, sync music to the iPhone this way.

  Sync your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with iTunes via USB - Apple Support

• copy playlist from iPod to iPhone

  How can I copy a playlist from my iPod Mini to my iPhone 5?

  Hi there, susanfromiselin!

  Thank you for using communities of support from Apple!  It seems that you are interested in spending a playlist of iTunes device one iOS to another.  I have a few playlists that exist on multiple devices, myself!  I'd be happy to help in any way I can.

  First of all, there are a number of factors that might influence how it's done, then I'll give you a few general concepts for making this happen in different situations.  If you are not a member of Apple's music, then you simply synchronize the playlist for both devices with your computer (Mac or PC).  This article shows you how to:

  Sync your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with iTunes on your computer through a USB port

  Without knowing if you are a member of music Apple, or more on your iOS device (iPod Mini you said in your post, so I don't know if you hear an iPod or a Mini iPad), it is difficult for me to find out if your devices are compatible with Apple's music composition.  Yet, these documents will give you some information to help you manage your music and playlists on both devices, if you are a member of Apple's music:

  Add music catalog to Apple's music to your library on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac or PC

  Music Apple Sync on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and your computer

  Have a great rest of your week!

• Try to sync the music from iPod to iTunes library

  I had to put a new hard drive in my computer, I so had to reinstall iTunes and basically start from scratch.  I have 757 songs on my iPod that I'm moving to my iTunes library so I can play the songs in iTunes.  What's weird, it's iTunes recognizes my iPod and shows the 757 songs with the title "On My Device", but it does not show the songs in the 'My music' library, which is the way I put it in place previously until I changed the hard drive.  I tried to hit the sync button, who has always worked in the past, and nothing happens.

  Does anyone have advice on how I could do this?  I've been playing with it for 3 hours trying to figure it out, and I'm so frustrated.

  Just for reference, I use an old school 2nd generation 8 GB iPod Touch, iOS 4.2.1

  Thank you!

  See recover your iTunes from your iPod or an iOS device.

  TT2