By shopping through the iTunes Store app on iOS 8, you can download music to your iPhone without a computer. Even if you usually on a PC or Mac, the phone itself is. Have downloaded multiple songs from apps in iPhone and want to transfer music from. How to Transfer Music from. You to search the Internet for any. Oct 25, 2015. How can I listen to my music without a. Connected to the Internet.* You must. Your computer and iPhone, you can no longer sync music the.

Now that I've had my iPhone for a few months, I'm trying an experiment to see if I can't replace the laptop I carry around with my iPhone + internet connected computer. To this end, I've been trying to find a program that will let me play the music on my iPhone through the hardware and software on the host computer. If I recall correctly this was possible a few years ago with the iPod - Linux software like Rhythmbox and Banshee was able to read the music off an iPod and play it through the speakers. I even thought I recalled iTunes itself being capable of this at one time. Now, however, iTunes greys out/disables the music on my iPhone and I can't find any documented support for the iPhone in any other music program. Is this really no longer possible? Am I limited to using the headphone jack to get music to play?

(note: I am using an iPhone 3G with the 3.0 software. I am attempting to play music on computers other than the one I sync with). The only way to play the music from your iPod or iPhone is to set iTunes to 'Manually manage music and videos' on your device. To do this just select your iPhone under 'Devices' on the left, and make sure 'Manually manage music and videos' is selected. Click 'Apply', and now your music should not be greyed out and you are free to play it.

D20 Apocalypse Rulebook Pdf. You should then be able to use Apple's iPhone application to control iTunes from your device. If you have all your music (and everything else) backed up already, just try it.

ITunes can manage iPods funny sometimes and can do strange things (such as warnings like you describe that don't amount to anything). I have done this before to watch a video on another and no content was removed from my iPod touch at all. I came across this question via a Google search and registered just to post what I've discovered relating to this problem. I have a similar situation: I have a home computer that I'm using to sync music with my iPhone 3G S, and a work computer that I'd like to play the music on (without copying the music to the computer).

Young Artist Programs New York there. The work computer can see all of the music but it is all greyed out, and when I do the 'Erase and Sync' dance I get the same results that you do. Until I got my iPhone last week I used to play its music through my work computer without issue with my 80GB iPod 5.5 gen.