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Aug 19, 2015 5:53 PM in response to clairebearsby bruno119,THAT IS IT! FINALLY!!
I've been trying everything for literally hours and this finally fixed it. THANK YOU!
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Aug 20, 2015 4:45 AM in response to bruno119by clairebears,YAY! Glad it helped. I was tearing my hair out too
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Aug 20, 2015 10:10 AM in response to clairebearsby Lion el Johnson,YESSS, finally this has sorted my problem out. great help. thanks
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Aug 21, 2015 11:33 AM in response to ajal1by King Duku,i'm having the exact same problem When I plug in my phone into my computer and try to sync my playlists on iTunes to my iPhone, the sync completes but the songs will not transfer. I even tried deleting the existing playlists from my iPhone and I couldn't even do that. I have literally tried everything that I know. Any suggestions
IPHONE 6 plus iOS 8.4.1
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Aug 21, 2015 11:35 AM in response to King Dukuby turingtest2,- Backup the device.
- Restore as a new device.
- Restore the backup made earlier.
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Aug 26, 2015 12:22 AM in response to ajal1by DJ_Eko,This is to the original post/problem. This worked for me, and you should try this first before doing all that reseting of your phone and backups and who knows what else everyone has been saying... lol so, (main issue) you try and add songs to your device, it completes whatever syncing process it was doing, you check the device's music (on the comp display) and the "added" music is in gray with the hollow circle next to it, which means it is like "ready" to sync, but never does. From here highlight the song(s) that are grayed out, click edit>delete. so you just got rid of the "ready" songs from your device. try and sync them again. It worked the third time for me. Good luck!
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Sep 24, 2015 12:59 AM in response to ajal1by chankun,ok i had the same problem and i didn't ave to reset my whole iphone i just had to update the software on my iphone from my computer, like when i connected the iphone i clicked on its icon it says update the phone and thats what i did, i had to keep it connected for like 2 hours but now it adds my music normally
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Sep 30, 2015 1:21 PM in response to ajal1by scminnella,Well, for what's its worth, this is what I did. For some unknown reason, iTunes won't sync under Summary. You have to select one of the tabs underneath it. Select> IPhone>Settings>Music, and then check "Selected playlists, artists, etc.." and it works just fine.
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Oct 8, 2015 10:57 AM in response to ajal1by savwatkins,I think everyone who has asked this question has found a solution to their problem, but I was having a similar issue today where it said all of my purchases transferred and they didn't. After I did the File > Devices > Transfer Purchases, and Synced it, I realized I had to (phone connected to laptop via USB) go to the View tab in iTunes and select "All Music" and not "Only Music Available Offline". Then those songs showed up and I could download them from the cloud or whatever. Hope this helps other people who seem to have tried everything!
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Oct 30, 2015 8:57 AM in response to ajal1by f'sl,I was having exactly the same problem, and I tried all the many things people suggested (I restored the iPhone, reset network settings, tried using playlists, turned "show only music on this phone" on and off, etc). Finally I turned off Genius, and voila - everything works again as it should.
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Nov 29, 2015 6:32 AM in response to Shea1027by ssstwright,Finally, I figured this out. I went to ITunes/Preferences and then turned on ICloud music. I have no idea how it ever turned itself off, but this worked immediately.
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Jan 3, 2016 8:00 AM in response to ajal1by OrcusDei,SOLUTION
This solution probably won't help everyone, because I can see multiple problems in different posts here, but common one:
- Plug in iPhone
- Go to iTunes
- Click on iPhone icon
- Go to Summary
- On the right bottom part of the screen click on "Select music and video manually"
- Accept / Apply changes
Probably a warning that this will erase all your actual music from iPhone will pop up. Accept :-( - it will.
Now you can go to your Music Library in iTunes and just drag and drop what you need to the leftside where your iPhone device will pop up when you drag.
Why this happens?
iPhone can sync only with one Library (come on Apple! Its 2015!!!!!)
iTunes saves it's library files on the drive. When it can't reach its' files, it will get corrupted. Especially if you have files on external drive, you gonna get screwed sooner or later. When you plug iPhone in, it will think it's completly new library => hence it won't add the files.
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Jan 5, 2016 1:12 AM in response to OrcusDeiby ifonlyappleworked,Nope its just killed my iphone, Apple wins again (waving white flag)