New to iphone

[bear7962]

It's called Music

 

[J. A.]

If you've downloaded music from your computer to your iPhone, you'll find it in the Music app. iTunes is an app on the iPhone where you can purchase music, videos, or find items purchased in iTunes.

 

[DILands]

The mute button is on the left side of the phone above the volume controls. Orange means silent.

You are right about "DND". You can only specify one time block for auto operation. However, you can start it manually from Control Centre.

Thank you - I didn't know what the orange button was. Do I use that to unmute also?

 

[DILands]

If you've downloaded music from your computer to your iPhone, you'll find it in the Music app. iTunes is an app on the iPhone where you can purchase music, videos, or find items purchased in iTunes.

My problem is that they are on my computer - not on the iPhone - not even in Apple Music.

 

[J. A.]

If they are in iTunes, this is how you can get the songs to the iPhone:
Move content from iTunes on your computer to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

 

[camabe216]

Thank you - I didn't know what the orange button was. Do I use that to unmute also?

Yes it unmutes when you flip the switch back towards the screen if you muted with this switch.


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[brixtonboy]

If they are in iTunes, this is how you can get the songs to the iPhone:
Move content from iTunes on your computer to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

I am always forgetting how to do this and can never find the link now I have it bookmarked.
Danke


Gregory Isaacs R.I.P.

 

[KevinJS]

Thank you - I didn't know what the orange button was. Do I use that to unmute also?

Yes. Just FYI, that button on the iPad is dual function. It switches between mute and orientation lock. (Just in case you ever feel the need for more Apple stuff)

 

[KevinJS]

My problem is that they are on my computer - not on the iPhone - not even in Apple Music.

I just drag music from my computer onto Kevin's iPhone in iTunes. Quick and easy.

 

[DILands]

If they are in iTunes, this is how you can get the songs to the iPhone:
Move content from iTunes on your computer to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

Thank you - Doesn't work - getting the message "Some of your files were not copied to the iPhone "David's iPhone" because iCloud Music Library is enabled on the iPhone".

 

[J. A.]

Thank you - Doesn't work - getting the message "Some of your files were not copied to the iPhone "David's iPhone" because iCloud Music Library is enabled on the iPhone".

In that case, open iTunes (computer), go to Preferences and enable iCloud Music Library. Make sure you're using the same Apple ID in iTunes in your computer, and on your iPhone.

 

[KevinJS]

Thank you - Doesn't work - getting the message "Some of your files were not copied to the iPhone "David's iPhone" because iCloud Music Library is enabled on the iPhone".

I was just reading up on this. If you subscribe to Apple Music or Music Match, iCloud Music Library is automatically turned on and you can't manually manage music on your phone. I'll dig into this when I get some time and see exactly what is going on.

 

[KevinJS]

In that case, open iTunes (computer), go to Preferences and enable iCloud Music Library. Make sure you're using the same Apple ID in iTunes in your computer, and on your iPhone.

A word of caution here. From what I just read, it's possible for some of your own rips to become DRM protected if you are not careful.

The Real Difference Between iTunes Match and iCloud Music Library: DRM

 

[scifan57]

A word of caution here. From what I just read, it's possible for some of your own rips to become DRM protected if you are not careful.

The Real Difference Between iTunes Match and iCloud Music Library: DRM

So you could conceivably have your own music, composed by you, becoming DRM protected by the system and no longer able to be copied by you.

I hope this is not intentional on the part of Apple and will be corrected in the future.

 

[DILands]

In that case, open iTunes (computer), go to Preferences and enable iCloud Music Library. Make sure you're using the same Apple ID in iTunes in your computer, and on your iPhone.

I was just reading up on this. If you subscribe to Apple Music or Music Match, iCloud Music Library is automatically turned on and you can't manually manage music on your phone. I'll dig into this when I get some time and see exactly what is going on.

Good news - It looks like it worked - and I still have my MP3's. Will let you guys know if it's different. Thanks for your help