gw0gvq macrumors 65816 Original poster Jan 30, 2012 1,194 65 Barry, South Wales, UK Nov 3, 2019 #1 I have had two MP3's sent to me but when I saved them temporarily to my desktop I tried to transfer them to Musc in macOS Catalina but can't. How do I do this, please?
I have had two MP3's sent to me but when I saved them temporarily to my desktop I tried to transfer them to Musc in macOS Catalina but can't. How do I do this, please?
mikzn macrumors 68040 Sep 2, 2013 3,005 2,300 North Vancouver Nov 3, 2019 #2 Double click on the file - then edit the file - key stroke apple + i - to edit the song name and other meta data is the file a .mp3 ??
Double click on the file - then edit the file - key stroke apple + i - to edit the song name and other meta data is the file a .mp3 ??
Super Spartan macrumors 6502a Mar 10, 2018 631 272 Dubai Nov 3, 2019 #3 use iMazing, it offers drag and drop functionality to copy music, pics, etc.
Clix Pix macrumors Core Oct 9, 2005 22,033 48,842 8 miles from the Apple Store at Tysons (VA) Nov 3, 2019 #4 You should be able to drag and drop from the desktop to the music folder in Finder.....
gw0gvq macrumors 65816 Original poster Jan 30, 2012 1,194 65 Barry, South Wales, UK Nov 3, 2019 #5 mikzn said: Double click on the file - then edit the file - key stroke apple + i - to edit the song name and other meta data is the file a .mp3 ?? Click to expand... Yes the songs are MP3 - I don't really understand when you say keystroke apple + i (sorry) [automerge]1572815440[/automerge] Clix Pix said: You should be able to drag and drop from the desktop to the music folder in Finder..... Click to expand... tried that don't work
mikzn said: Double click on the file - then edit the file - key stroke apple + i - to edit the song name and other meta data is the file a .mp3 ?? Click to expand... Yes the songs are MP3 - I don't really understand when you say keystroke apple + i (sorry) [automerge]1572815440[/automerge] Clix Pix said: You should be able to drag and drop from the desktop to the music folder in Finder..... Click to expand... tried that don't work
mikzn macrumors 68040 Sep 2, 2013 3,005 2,300 North Vancouver Nov 3, 2019 #6 Because if you do not edit the file name, song name, artist name, date, genre - how will you know how to find it in the Itunes library? Ussually when the song is playing in iTunes - you can select the song and press - CMD + I - and change the meta data
Because if you do not edit the file name, song name, artist name, date, genre - how will you know how to find it in the Itunes library? Ussually when the song is playing in iTunes - you can select the song and press - CMD + I - and change the meta data