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Hi Alan,<br />
That's a <b>very good suggestion</b>. It applies to all the conditions I mentioned. Thanks for that.<br />
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However, Simple Transfer Pro puts my photos in the standard iOs camera roll. <br />
Meaning I can view them as if I transfered them with iTunes.<br />
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Air Transfer does indeed transfer music files wireless, but you have to use <b>their</b> music player (eg. without album cover display) to listen to the music.<br />
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<b>I would like to have my music files transfered in such a way that they are available in iOS's standard Music app</b>.<br />
Anyone?
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Hi Alan,
That's a very good suggestion. It applies to all the conditions I mentioned. Thanks for that.

However, Simple Transfer Pro puts my photos in the standard iOs camera roll.
Meaning I can view them as if I transfered them with iTunes.

Air Transfer does indeed transfer music files wireless, but you have to use their music player (eg. without album cover display) to listen to the music.

I would like to have my music files transfered in such a way that they are available in iOS's standard Music app.
Anyone?

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Thanks for your answer.<br />
Although it's not what I was looking for, it was an acceptable answer to my initial question.
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Thanks for your answer.
Although it's not what I was looking for, it was an acceptable answer to my initial question.

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Hi,<br />
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I use the fantastic app <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/simple-transfer-pro-wireless/id411292121?mt=8" rel="ugc">Simple Transfer Pro</a> for <b>wireless</b> copying my photos and videos<br />

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from my PC to my iPhone or iPad
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from my iPhone or iPad to my PC
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from my iPhone to my iPad
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The only condition is that all those devices are connected to the same wifi-network.<br />
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My question: does anyone know a similar app for copying <b>music files</b> from a PC to an iPhone <b>wireless</b>?
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Hi,

I use the fantastic app Simple Transfer Pro (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/simple-transfer-pro-wireless/id411292121?mt=8) for wireless copying my photos and videos
from my PC to my iPhone or iPad
from my iPhone or iPad to my PC
from my iPhone to my iPad
The only condition is that all those devices are connected to the same wifi-network.

My question: does anyone know a similar app for copying music files from a PC to an iPhone wireless?

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