#For ipod instal Catalina android#

on a Mac running OS Catalina or later, there is no iTunes. MobileTrans - Works on both Android and iOS devices.on a Mac running OS Catalina or later, there is no iTunes.I just tried Strawberry and it doesnt work. Retroactive-iTunes isnt recognizing my iPod. But I want to use a software for my iPod in Big Sur. Yes, I just did that to send a file to the iPod. The Finder will show the classic iPod management screen. for older versions of Mac (running OS Mojave or earlier), use iTunes When you plug in an iPod to a Mac running Catalina, the device appears in the Finder sidebar, 1 and clicking it reveals a wide range of syncing options, organized in a much nicer fashion that what is found in iTunes 12: As you would imagine, each section in this interface surfaces content across various apps on the system. In Big Sur you have to use the Finder to sync iPods, not Music.app.That is not the whole story - iTunes still exists:

I just tried Strawberry and it doesn't work. Retroactive-iTunes isn't recognizing my iPod. I heard that they switched it so you need to reset it in Finders instead of iTunes In Big Sur you have to use the Finder to sync iPods, not Music.app. That does not require a Reset or a Restore (or Finder). I found games and FW with instructions, but FW is only for 5gen and 5.5gen.

#For ipod instal Catalina install#

Hi, I have iPod classic 7gen 160GB and want to install some old games on it. However, if all you actually want to do is remove your music so that your brother can add his own, simply Sync (synchronise) the iPod with the iTunes Library he is using, or if you are sharing one iTunes, his selection of songs. Register on MacRumors This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads. Any music that is not in your iTunes Library will be lost. Note that a Restore will remove all the media (all your music) from the iPod. That displays the Device/Summary pane and you will see the Restore button on this pane (the screenshot below shows my iPod Touch, but the iPod nano will show a similar screen, but without the iOS bit): To Restore an iPod, connect it to iTunes and click on the device icon when it appears in iTunes: If resetting your iPod does not fix the issue, the next recommended step is a Restore, which is totally different (and as far as I recall from my own nano, still an option in iTunes). Usually, if an iPod is behaving in odd ways a Reset will fix it. Resetting an iPod nano means turning it fully off and then on again (as opposed to simply putting it to sleep).