Imported and bought songs in Itunes when it became the most popular platform. I have over 2000 songs in Itunes Cloud and need to know how I can move these over to a new hardware system.
Windows, Windows 10
djmarch wrote:
I was thinking of purchasing a Ipod Touch for the whole purchase of using it for Itunes.
The Touch has also been discontinued, though the later generations are not yet obsolete, I believe.
My phone is an android, and I don't want to switch over to an Iphone.
It would take a third-party app, but it's probably quite possible to transfer the purchases to an Android phone. If you convert them to MP3s, almost any music player should handle them.
You can access your iTunes purchases from an iPhone, Mac, iPad or Windows computer.
I was wanting something more compact rather than lugging a laptop around. I cannot get support for my Ipod Classic 6th gen so I was thinking of purchasing a Ipod Touch for the whole purchase of using it for Itunes. My phone is an android, and I don't want to switch over to an Iphone.
Cont.... Have an issue with my 80g Ipod Classic 6 gen. Of the over 2000 songs in my Itunes Cloud, (been using Itunes from their beginning), with total space of 58g, but it will only download a little over 500 songs, (don't have the exact count), on my Classic. I have reset the Ipod to factory, and have the latest Itunes update.
I can still sync my 3 iPod Classics.
My classic has over 10,000, so there doesn’t seem to be a limit.
My issue is I can only sync just over 500 songs to my classic of my over 2000 songs, (roughly 25%) of my songs from Itunes cloud.
Since Apple has stopped supporting the Ipod Classic, and the Ipod Touch, what is the next hardware do I need to access their Itunes platform
