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Jamz00

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I updated to 4.2 today and now when I try to access my music from my phone it says there's no content and to connect to itunes. However, when I look at my phone's music on itunes everything is there. Also, none of my apps or other data is missing. I tried restarting my phone but it didn't help. Suggestions?
 
This happened to me, although I had only podcasts. What I did was download one new podcast through iTunes on my computer, and did a sync, and then all the older podcasts appeared on my iphone.

I updated to 4.2 today and now when I try to access my music from my phone it says there's no content and to connect to itunes. However, when I look at my phone's music on itunes everything is there. Also, none of my apps or other data is missing. I tried restarting my phone but it didn't help. Suggestions?
 
For me. I fixed this by restarting my phone and performing a standard sync with iTunes. The library was rebuilt at that point.
 
Same thing happened me and my iPod touch, but not my iPhone 4 or iPad. Once I plugged it back it in to iTunes and clicked 'Sync' it all re-appeared (nothing actually synced, it just made it re-appear)
 
yea, try what everyone else said... you "might" wanna re-sync, should "fix" your issue.
 
Actually, the music is all there.

If you go to "About" you will see the songs and videos listed there.

Before you update:

Step#1: Sync

After you update

Step #1: Sync
 
This just happened to me too.

I went to Settings, General and About and it says all the stuff is there. But when I click the iPod icon it says there is no content.

I guess I'll re-sync.

How annoying.
 
I don't autosync, but this worked:

1) Attach your phone to your computer.

2) Play a song on the iPhone via iTunes.

3) Hit SYNC.

Library reappears.
 
Would the music still be gone after a sync if it isn't in the iTunes library?
I could have been more clear. I keep my iTunes library empty and because I manually manage my music and yes, I was able to recover the music in seconds even with an empty iTunes library.
 
Would the music still be gone after a sync if it isn't in the iTunes library?

A Sync goes both ways, so it'll update your iTunes.

How did you get it in there if it's not in iTunes? :D

I think this happened to everyone. You start iPod. Nothing listed. Go to About and it says there are 200 songs in your phone. :confused:

Sync. Open iPod. List is back. Takes 2 seconds.
 
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