How can I transfer songs from my iPhone to my friends iPod touch?

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How can I transfer songs from my iPhone to my friends iPod touch?

Hanly Jue 1 week ago

I have a question about my iPhone 4s, I purchased some songs from iTunes, and now I want to share it with my friends, How can I tranfer my songs from iPhone to his iPod touch ?

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jack12 21 weeks ago

iTune isn't really designed to let you just "give" him the your tracks. You can share over your home network though, but that will not give your friend permanent access. This Q&A on using Home Sharing and iTunes Match may help you though.

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Hanly Jue 1 day ago

Yeah, you're right, iTunes isn't let me share my tracks, I tied your method, but it not works, I used Vibosoft iPhone transfer app, to transfer music from iPhone to Mac, then connect this iPod to my Mac via USB, and login this ID, and sycn to her iPod touch, it works but it is a little trouble.

Judith.MJ.Law 21 weeks ago

You may need the help with some third party software like iPhone to PC Transfer, it can manage, transfer and copy music, movie, photos, ePub, PDF, Audio books, Voice Memo, Camera Roll, Ringtone, Podcast, TV Shows, SMS, Contacts, Call List on your iPad, iPhone, iPod and computer!

You need to transfer your songs to your computer and them transfer it to your friend's iPod.

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jimlynch 20 weeks ago

This article might help:

How to Share an iPhone's Music
http://www.ehow.com/how_7789381_share-iphones-music.html

"Launch iTunes and click the "Store" menu, followed by "Sign In." Enter your iTunes user name and password, and click "Sign In."

Launch the "Settings" application on the iPhone, and tap the "Store" button. Enter the same user name and password used in iTunes, and tap the "Sign In" button.

Connect the iPhone to the computer using its USB cable, and click the "Sync" button in iTunes. Allow the iPhone to perform a full synchronization and backup.

Connect the computer to the iPhone, iPod or iPad with which you want to share your iPhone's music, using the USB cable.

Ensure the device is signed into the same account as iTunes and the first iPhone, then click the "Sync" button. Any music added to the iTunes library by the first iPhone will be installed on the second device."

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Meilin Dai 1 week ago

You can use the iTunes to do the job,at first, sync your songs to your iTunes and then copy the songs to the computer and then get the songs to your friend's itunes and then sync.

But it seems to be kind of complex and you can also use some software to transfer the songs simply. You can Google it and find the answer.

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