Windows Vista 32 bit & Iphone SE music interface help

[karengibson]

Hello Guys and Girls,
                                   I am Karen Gibson, and I need some insight on how I can get some application to download mp3 songs to my iphone SE. I am also running windows vista 32 bit. I hope someone has the same setup and can help me out. I tried three version of MediaMonkey and the last one told me that firmware in the iphone SE is the latest version (meaning newer than MediaMonkey can handle it and can’t interface with the iphone. I see the songs in iCloud and they look like the music files. I do have both iTunes and Quicktime on my computer. I need the drivers from itunes and Quicktime to see and understand the file types on my computer. I found some older versions on itunes for windows vista 32 bit and my last attempt to make it work. I got the last version that works on windows vista. I also did the same thing for Quicktime. In my research the .m4p and .m4a as drivers to view them and work them only in Quicktime.
Thanks in-advance for a solution to my problem and would be really awesome.




Thanks in Advance XO XO's Karen,

[RobertX]

I apologise that I don't have a straight answer, but you might want to file a request in the "Applications" section of "Request Torrents" which are resident of SuprBay.

[waregim]

I know nothing of Iphones, but if they are anything like Android - you should simply b e able to plu them into a micro-USB to a desktop, and search the media directory with a file manager. Check Total Commander site for any iPhone plugins. There is also:
https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=36676

TC is on TPB and is both 32 and 64 bit. I use on both XP and Win7.

[karengibson]

Thanks so much for the response. I will check it out. I had to rework my computer anyway, so I needed to try something new. I knew I was trying to hard to make a hard method more difficult to understand.


I am liking this Total Commander. Now I am going to have to find a plugin that works with iPhone. I am curious on how many thing I can access thru Total Commander. My pic's are in the DCIM folder, which is common. I can't wait to see other files and folders. Thanks so much for your insight waregim.

[waregim]

TC is almost an OS in itself. It has countless addon modules of good *freeware* programs, though they are not as simple to add as in Calibre or other module oriented apps.

I normally use FAR Manager as it accesses the command line simpler, but TC is kind of like a software swiss army knife.