I remember the days when I’d get a new CD, rip it to my iTunes library, connect my click-wheel iPod, and have the music sync in less than a minute. Ah, the good old days were so much better ...

When you enable iTunes Match, you lose the ability to sync music from iTunes. But there's an easy workaround for when you want to put lots of songs on your iOS device without waiting for them to ...

Launch iTunes if it doesn't launch immediately. On Windows, click the Start menu and type "iTunes" into the search box. On a Mac, click the iTunes icon located in the Dock.

I see the iTunes sync icon show up on the top-right corner of the iPhone screen. The iTunes machine is a Mac mini mid-2011 running High Sierra.

If you do not want to completely delete the song from your iTunes Library, but would like your iPod to sync properly, try unchecking the song in your iTunes list.

Now, head over to iTunes on your Mac or PC, tap on your iPhone or iPad’s icon in the top left corner, tap over to Music and pick and choose what songs you want to sync.

Click add folder when you are done. Step 5 (optional) – If you want to automatically sync this folder, click the three dot option icon next to the folder and press autosync (see the image above).

Click "Apply" and your iPod will sync to your computer without Internet access. Select the iPod in the Devices section and click the eject icon next to it to disconnect it from iTunes.

Palm managed to get the Pre to sync with iTunes twice by masking its identity over USB (in Media Sync Mode) and showing up as an Apple iPod. With WebOS 1.2.1, Palm went even further and enabled ...