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    How to import my songs from my iphone to my mac?

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by sallyya90, Sep 17, 2011.

  1. sallyya90

    sallyya90 Newbie

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    I can't get my music to transfer from my iphone to my macbook pro?
    I don't know what to do. Who can help me?
    Thank you for any help!!!
     
  2. bharatbharija

    bharatbharija Notebook Geek

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    install itunes. than install mediamonkey. than copy from ipod using media monkey. or else jailbreak ipod <if touch> and use ifunbox software to do the same <copy songs> .
     
  3. bharatbharija

    bharatbharija Notebook Geek

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    use ifunbox option... mediamonkey not supported in mac.
     
  4. carriolan

    carriolan Newbie

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    The music sync is one way - computer to iphone.
    The exception is itunes purchases. Authorize/sign into your account on your computer, do not sync, click File>Transfer Purchases.
    Besides what mentioned above, I like to share you a page reviews about how to transfer iPhone to PC or Mac, which included transferring iphone contents to computer.
    Hope that work you a big favor.
     
  5. ClearSkies

    ClearSkies Well no, I'm still here..

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    Senuti offers a 30dy, 1000 track trial, or you could try a slightly older version of Pod To Mac ( link) ... the newest version of PtM has a 10 track trial limit.
     
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    SouthCoastMudder Newbie

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    ifunbox is good
     
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    I use iPhone Explorer and I think it offers a "copy music" button :)
     
  8. alysa

    alysa Newbie

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    Officially you can only transfer music that you used your iPhone to purchase, from your iPhone to your PC, so you can back it up.
    That said if you use google to search I'm sure you will find a program that will reveal the files on your phone and enable you to transfer - I've never needed to use one so have no recommendations, but it is possible with the right software.
     
  9. ATC

    ATC Notebook Deity

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    I've used Senuti trial before and it worked like a charm, great program. Of course, I never needed to buy it as I only needed to do this one time and it was 400 songs. Otherwise I would have bought it without hesitation.
     
  10. uchalise11

    uchalise11 Notebook Enthusiast

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    i never tried any of the applications but what i have tried is ssh in Ubuntu and copied the music folder. the files were not recognizable but i added to my music player anyways and it worked fine.......