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In this video, I’ll tell you guys how you can transfer your music from iTunes to iPhone,
iPad, or iPod Touch.
Instructions apply for iTunes app for PC and Mac.
There are a few things to consider before transferring music to the iPhone.
First, make sure the songs want to transfer over are in iTunes library, so we need to
transfer music from desktop to iTunes and then put it onto the device.
Second, ensure the latest version of iTunes is installed on your computer.
You can download it from Apple official site.
If you’ve already got iTunes, make sure it’s up-to-date before plugging in your
phone.
Third, you need to change iTunes settings to avoid an automatic sync.
Well, go ahead and launch iTunes.
If you’re on PC, click Help and choose Check for Updates.
On a Mac, you’ll need to go to Apple Menu and choose App Store.
Then, connect iPhone and you should see a tiny device icon here on the upper left corner,
click on it, and on the right pane, deselect “automatically sync when this iPhone is
connected” which is enabled by default.
The feature is meant to sync anything in iTunes library to your device and it will replace
the content on your device.
Instead, you need to check “Manually manage music and videos”.
Click Apply to save the settings.
When everything is ready, click Back icon to go back here.
Click Songs on the left menu, and my library is empty now so I could show you add the music
from desktop of Mac or PC to iTunes before you can transfer it to the iPhone.
Now, browse to the music you want to transfer over from your desktop or a folder, and see,
I got my songs in a folder on the desktop.
Select them.
Then drag and drop songs to the iTunes window.
As you can see now, the music is transferred over to iTunes.
The final step is to get music from iTunes to iPhone.
It’s an easy and quick process.
In the library, you can select all music to transfer using the Shift key, or select which
song to take on your device by holding down the Ctrl key in PC or Command key in Mac.
Here I select all the 10 songs.
Now drag the selected songs from iTunes and drop them into your iPhone on the left pane.
If you’ve synced your iPhone with a different computer, you’ll get a message stating that
all music on your device should be replaced.
Alright, the music I just added to iTunes is all transferred to the Music app on my
device.
If for some reasons, you don’t want to use iTunes or you don’t want to lose your data,
a good choice is to use iPhone Data Transfer from Appgeeker.
I’ll leave a download link in the description section below.
It’s a wonderful tool that help you sync music from iTunes to iPhone in one-click without
worrying about data loss.
And you can use the tool to transfer the tracks straight from the computer to the device,
so you don’t need to get songs to iTunes at the beginning.
Open iPhone Data Transfer, and plug iPhone to the computer.
Click iTunes Library at the bottom, and then choose Sync iTunes to Device.
On the next screen, check Music option, and hit One-Click to Device button.
That’s done, the music will be copied over to iPhone Music app within seconds.
If you’d like to just transfer some of your favorite tracks, simply click Music tab from
the sidebar on the left, then click Add items icon at the top.
When a window pops up, choose the music you need to bring from your computer and then
put onto your iPhone, and finally click Open to let the software transfer your selected
songs.
When the process is done, grab your phone and check the music in Music app.
So that’s all for today’s video and as you can see, my songs have been come over
to my phone.
I hope you can successfully transfer music to iPhone from iTunes library and enjoy your
great moment.
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Thanks for watching and see you in the next video.