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Walter.Sobchak79

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Sep 29, 2017
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Hello.
I am new to the IPhone. Have always had Android. I have a pay website that I use to purchase music. On Android I could simply download them right to my media player. When I try to download them on my IPhone, it just plays the song. I click the download option and only get the song playing. I have googled this and can't find how to get songs onto my iPhone properly and easily.
Please help.
 
Hello.
I am new to the IPhone. Have always had Android. I have a pay website that I use to purchase music. On Android I could simply download them right to my media player. When I try to download them on my IPhone, it just plays the song. I click the download option and only get the song playing. I have googled this and can't find how to get songs onto my iPhone properly and easily.
Please help.
Is there any reason you wouldn’t use the iTunes store, since you’re comfortable purchasing songs (if you know of the iTunes Store)? That would be the easiest route, done natively on the device and is downloaded automatically to the Music app.
 
Is there any reason you wouldn’t use the iTunes store, since you’re comfortable purchasing songs (if you know of the iTunes Store)? That would be the easiest route, done natively on the device and is downloaded automatically to the Music app.

What is the charge for a song on iTunes?
The site I use is .20 cents per song.
 
I am thinking I will have to take the micro sd out of my galaxy s5. Transfer those songs to my computer , import into ITunes. I haven’t used iTunes in a long time, not since I used my iPod last like 5 years ago.
 
I am thinking I will have to take the micro sd out of my galaxy s5. Transfer those songs to my computer , import into ITunes. I haven’t used iTunes in a long time, not since I used my iPod last like 5 years ago.
You are correct.

Unfortunately, Apple is still stuck in 2001 when it come to syncing items to the iPhone. iTunes is still necessary to get downloaded music on to an iDevice.

There is iTunes Match, which will allow you to play any music you've purchased, but that purchased music needs to be in your iTunes library already.
 
You are correct.

Unfortunately, Apple is still stuck in 2001 when it come to syncing items to the iPhone. iTunes is still necessary to get downloaded music on to an iDevice.

There is iTunes Match, which will allow you to play any music you've purchased, but that purchased music needs to be in your iTunes library already.

Cool. I think that would be my least frustrating way to do it. I can import an entire folder into iTunes right? Won't have to do a single song at a time.
 
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