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chuckd62687

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It appears that both of these apps are for iPods and both require them to be in
"disk mode". I need to get music off of an iPhone and don't believe there is a way to put it in disk mode. Is there a way to get music off of my iPhone and into an iTunes library?
 

bodybag420

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Aug 17, 2009
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make sure you reset your old computer back to original defaults then plug in your iphone into new computer when itunes pops up hit the tab store at the top of the page authorize computer and then go to itunes tab and choose it will bring options up the one you want is transferring purchases from iphone! Note you need to make sure you download all itunes to your iphone or ipod depending on the space from your old computer first before trying this so that is the first step then erase and install your old computer then plug in your device or ipod log in with the same id you used then do the steps with authorizing and then hit itunes and transfer purches from the device or ipod and enjoy!! I didnt pay 99 bucks after all apple always trying to make a buck but not on my watch lmfao!!!:p
 

Dessiepoo

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Oct 12, 2010
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Image Capture

Using Image Capture you can simply download your photographs and music to your mac
 

sibir

macrumors newbie
Mar 21, 2008
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Image Capture?

Image Capture for music?
Is there a trick? On my iPhone 4 it only shows the Camera Roll.
 

ocgirl

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Feb 25, 2011
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Hi, I used the free version of iPod 2 mac (which works also for my iPhone).

http://www.macroplant.com/podtomac/

You can either purchase it for 20 bucks and have cool stuff.
or you can use the free version where you have to do it one by one.
However, I have 1,300 + songs and once I started I got it over in like an hour maybe (use your keyboard down arrow + click, much faster).

Also it will say you have to wait for 60 seconds after transferring x number of songs, but if you ignore the message after the 60 seconds are down, it will just allow to transfer unlimited.

So I am very happy of this program, now I have all my songs on my mac and itunes library (which I will back up right away so I don't have to do it agaiN!! lol).

Good luck !
 

JamesMB

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Jan 2, 2011
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If the music is "Purchased", connect your phone to iTunes, right click on your device and select "Transfer Purchases". That will transfer all of the purchased music, and apps to iTunes, and you don't need any software to do it. If you need software, iRip 2 works for a lot more than music. There is also podtomac, and senuti, that will work well.
 

Gusclin

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Jun 27, 2011
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DeTune

Just bought my Macbook Pro today. And synced my music with DeTune. Works perfect!
 
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