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Since iTunes no longer supports songs, I can’t sync the songs on my iPod 7th generation.
I can only transfer songs to my iPhone 14 through Apple Music. What should I do to listen music with my iPod?
I use Windows 10 on my PC.
Windows, Windows 6
If you mean the Apple Music subscription service, then you need to unsubscribe from Apple Music.
If you mean the new applications that are intended to replace iTunes, i.e.:
then uninstall them and that will allow iTunes to manage your music with your iPod.
I can't delete Apple Music because I need it to listen to music on my iPhone 14. Also, deleting Apple Music doesn’t solve the issue. Even when Apple Music wasn’t installed on my computer, I couldn’t use iTunes with my iPod anymore. That’s because the latest version of iTunes doesn’t support music. When I open iTunes, I get a message saying it only supports podcasts and audiobooks. I can’t revert to an older version of iTunes either because iTunes Library files created with a newer version aren’t compatible with older versions. Apple representative stated that, since the 7th generation iPod is an older device, it no longer provides software support for it.
cantekin89 wrote:
Since iTunes no longer supports songs,
It does, but only if you stop using Apple Music.
it does not support even though with Apple Music.
What a shame for Apple. I've been using an iPod for 10 years and they don't support it anymore.
I don't have my playlists on iTunes, and I can't sync to my iPod.
