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I was on holidays recently and downloaded and edited some songs from the Internet onto my MacBook Air (Late 2010). It runs on macOS High Sierra.
Then I put those songs on my iPhone (iOS 14.7.1), and they're playing just fine. Now I'm trying to transfer those songs from my iPhone into my iTunes library on my PC. I synced the library, however, the songs are grayed out.
Why is that?
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@azam168 iTunes doesn't copy music from phone to computer - it never has done.
The computer, whether it's Mac or Windows, is the 'master', the phone is the 'slave'.
Though 'sync' for other date is bi-directional, music isn't. You need to add it to iTunes first, then it can by synced to the phone.
@azam168 iTunes doesn't copy music from phone to computer - it never has done.
The computer, whether it's Mac or Windows, is the 'master', the phone is the 'slave'.
Though 'sync' for other date is bi-directional, music isn't. You need to add it to iTunes first, then it can by synced to the phone.
Can't play non-Apple Music songs on iTunes (PC)
