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Does anyone know if there is an app or tweak that will allow me to share downloaded music from a jailbroken iPhone 5 to a non jailbroken iPhone 5?
No, the only way to add music to an unjailbroken device is through iTunes
What you described is not adding music to the phone(which is what I said is not possible)
Sharing music, they're never user friendly because Apple enforces the whole copyright policy strictly. From a jailbroken to jailbroken device it's easy. A jailbroken to a nonjailbroken, you can try something like Bump, or you'll need BT.
Reason why Apple doesn't exactly endorse it is because of the whole piracy stance to keep users from ripping music off the AppStore and throwing them online in bulk.
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Extract em to the pc that the stock phone syncs with, add them to itunes and sync them to the stock phone.
Not that difficult
Sharing music, they're never user friendly because Apple enforces the whole copyright policy strictly. From a jailbroken to jailbroken device it's easy. A jailbroken to a nonjailbroken, you can try something like Bump, or you'll need BT.
Reason why Apple doesn't exactly endorse it is because of the whole piracy stance to keep users from ripping music off the AppStore and throwing them online in bulk.
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Well you'll need the device that's receiving the file to be jailbroken as well. There's a tweak called Bridge from Cydia that allows you to save files that you're sharing, which I presume is what you're really after. This will allow you to save music files from your Email, Cloud service (such as Dropbox) and other similar services, straight into your Music.app, meaning it's stored on your phone and sync-able with iTunes and you can listen to it anytime from your Music.app whenever you want unless you delete it yourself from Music.app or from iTunes when it's plugged in. On stock devices, I don't think it can be accomplished, and I wouldn't count developer cracked devices stock, so in the end it'll still need a jailbreak.