How to Add Music to iTunes via iTunes
1 Add Music from iPhone to iTunes
To add music from iPhone to iTunes easily, follow the steps below:
- Install iTunes and click on the software to launch
- On the Account menu, click on "Authorization" and then choose "Authorize this Computer" to grant the computer the permission to access and use your Apple ID.
- Now login using your Details (Apple ID and password).
- Select Authorize to finalize the authorization process.
- Using a USB cable, plug in your iPhone to your computer.
- Tap "File Menu >> Devices", then select Transfer Purchases from iPhone to complete the process.
2 Add Music Files Or Folder from PC to iTunes
- Launch iTunes software
- Hit "Edit > Preference > Advanced". Check to make sure that it is set to "Copy files to the iTunes Media folder when adding to library".
- Tap OK
- From the File menu click on "Add File to Library". For Mac users select "Add to library".
- From your music library, browse and select your desired music files to add to your iTunes library
- Once that is done, iTunes will immediately start copying your selected files to your iTunes music folder.
Limits/Disadvantages About iTunes
1. iTunes doesn’t detect duplicates, instead it transfers all files. This consumes too much space
2. Supports only 5 devices and limited to only one Apple ID
3. iTunes only transfers music purchased from iTunes
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