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I have an iPod Touch -5th generation. Originally I downloaded songs and albums from CDs. When I got my iphone and iMac, I synced the devices and all songs transferred except for the ones that I had downloaded from CD. What do I have to do?
iPod, iOS 9
You either have to redownload your CD's to iTunes (or Finder) and then sync. Or use a 3rd party app to transfer them to your computer and then to the iPhone. Do a search on Transfer music from iPod to computer.
You either have to redownload your CD's to iTunes (or Finder) and then sync. Or use a 3rd party app to transfer them to your computer and then to the iPhone. Do a search on Transfer music from iPod to computer.
I do still have my cd's , but no way to download onto my iMac, since I got rid of my PC with a cd and dvd drive a year ago. I know this seems antiquated, but on the other hand, I don't want to buy all those songs. I will check out the "search" that you suggested. Thanks for your help.
I like this idea alot. I was getting very discouraged with all the trouble. ( When I originally loaded these songs it was a big deal because i had them on a sony walkman and had to convert all of them for my ipod.) I am energized now with this possibility that seems like it will work for me. And will get the external drive. Do I download them to my iMac desktop? to the Music app? Thank you.
You can also purchase a USB external CD/DVD drive for under $20 from Amazon or eBay, etc. Good thing to have in any case.
I believe you can download your CDs into Finder on your Mac and then sync with your iPod.
OK, I'm on it. I'll let you know if it works.
iPod song transfer to iMac or iPhone
