Q: how to transfer music in itunes library to micro sd for android phone

Put the SD card into your android, now sync your iTunes music with Windows Media Player or other third-party syncing software. Sync your device and make sure its being saved to your SD card.

Microsoft: Set up a device to sync in Windows Media Player

Here are the steps on how to put music on your android without having to download anything.

1. Plug in your phone into your computer

2. Go to the folder with all of your phones files

3. Click on the one that says "Media" and create a new folder in it named "Audio"

4. After that all you need to do is go to your iTunes music folder and drag and drop your music in to your phone folder

5. When you're done adding music go back to your phone folder and move all of the music into the audio file you created earlier.

Good luck and I hopes this helps. Also you may want to create the folder and put just one song in the file and unplug your phone to see if it works. If you need more help or have questions refer to this link:

http://www.recovery-android.com/transfer-music-itunes-android.html

I don't have a folder that says "media". I have DCIM, Browser, email, Kindle, etc, but no media. Should I just drop the songs into the SD card or create an Audio folder?

thanks

Hi Devil,

you could use the tool iSyncer, see http://www.isyncer.de/en

So you have two possibilities:

1. Connect the Micro SD in direct way with your computer and sync the iTunes data to the SD drive.

2. Connect your Android with USB as mass storage and sync the iTunes data to the SD drive.

    Hint for Connection as mass storage:

    See instructions at http://www.device-recovery.com/how-to-connect-android-devices-to-pc-with-usb-mas s-storage-mode#note3

Regards

mike

mike_psy wrote:

 

Hi Devil,

hasn't posted for over a year.

So what.

Thats a forum.

Some other users could have the same question.

It's only an answer for the problem.

And he will receive an email - so maybe he's happy about a new opportunity.