dayscas.blogg.se - Sync old ipod to new itunes

There's no tabs up here for syncing or anything. You're not going to see any of the regular settings. All you're going to see is maybe some voice memos and some other things.

But if you click on it all you're going to get here is a list of things, in this case I have nothing on this iPhone. Sure enough if you launch it and your iPhone is connected you'll see it appear on the left under devices just as before. Instead you've got the Music app which looks a lot like iTunes. So when you first connect to your iPhone the natural thing to do would be to go to iTunes. It actually looks pretty much the same and works pretty much the same. All of those functions have been moved from iTunes and are now just available in the Finder. How can you sync your iPhone from your Mac if you don't have iTunes. So this was like the number one question I've been asked about the update to Catalina. That's where you can read about the Patreon campaign, join us, and get exclusive content. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of supporters. How do you do an old fashioned sync of your music and other data from your Mac to your iPhone. So with macOS Catalina you no longer have an iTunes app on your Mac. You cannot restore music directly from the iPod back into iTunes.Check out Sync Your iPhone, iPad or iPod Without iTunes In Catalina at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

Music from your CDs - make a new copy from the CD into iTunes.

Music from other online sources - go back to that source.

Music from online stores - go to your account with that store and re-download the songs.

music from the iTunes Store - sign into your account in iTunes and re-download the songs.

Possibly, Media Monkey (mentioned in the article) might be the programme to try, but it's your decision

try to retrieve the music from the iPod Classic, using the article I referred to before ( Recover your iTunes library from your iPo… - Apple Community), so that you can put it back into your iTunes Library.

If you no longer have the music in your iTunes Library and you do not have a backup of the music elsewhere, then you have two options: I attempted to follow the link but it didn't apply to moving from an old ipod to a new ipod so it seemed usless. I was referring to the subject title of your thread: