3 Other iTunes Alternatives Windows Computer 2019

3 Other iTunes Alternatives Windows Computer
1 USB Cable iTunes Alternatives Windows

You can use your USB Cable to transfer media and files from your device to Your PC.

Step 1: Connect your iPhone to your computer using your USB cable

Step 2: Select your iPhone storage on your computer to access its files.

Step 3: Navigate to your iPhone storage on your computer. Find a video you wish to copy and click import and then click edit. To copy, click on Copy all selected videos.

Step 4: Go to a preferred folder in your computer and paste the files there.

NOTE: This method is slow and you are only allowed to transfer videos that were taken with the iPhone Camera. Photos Synced by iTunes cannot be transferred using the USB cable.


2 Email iTunes Alternatives Windows

Although, slow and outdated. The Email can still be used to transfer files lower than 25MB.

Step 1: Log into your email and select “Compose” to write a new email.

Step 2: Put a subject if you like and navigate to “attach” to attach a media or video to your email.

Step 3: Navigate to a video you want to attach in the email and click OK.

Step 4: Log into your email with your computer and download the attachment from the email to your computer.

NOTE: Emails do not generally permit transfer of files larger than 20mb. So you cannot transfer very large files with this method.Sponsor ads:Fix Audio Issues on Windows 10 with 5 Methods that Work in 2019


3 Dropbox iTunes Alternatives Windows

Dropbox is an Online backup service that allows you to store files in your own account and download them on any other device, provided you log in to your Dropbox on that same device.

Step 1: Download and install Dropbox both on your Computer and iPhone.

Step 2: On your iPhone, use the +icon to add videos that you wish to transfer, define a destination folder for the videos and then click upload.

Step 3: On your Dropbox window of your computer, you will see the items you uploaded to your Dropbox from your iPhone, click on the folder and Download them to your Computer.

NOTE: This process also requires an internet connection.




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Copy DCIM folder from iPhone to USB Stick 2019 Guide

2 For Win: Copy DCIM folder from iPhone to USB Stick

You can get iPhone photos to your USB by using Windows Explorer.


Ensure that you have the latest version of iTunes installed on your PC.


Connect your iPhone and USB flash drive to PC.


Your iPhone will be shown in This PC/Computer. Go into it.


Tap Internal Storage > DCIM Folder.


Select and copy all the photos you need from all DCIM folders, and paste them to your USB drive.



This method is very straightforward, but it requires a lot of work to locate the photos.

Disadvantages:


All the photos are divided into different folders according to added date. But the folders are not named by date. It's time-consuming to find the photos you want because you need to open every folder until you find the one you want.


You cannot view the photos by albums, or cannot transfer iPhone albums to external hard drive.


It doesn't support HEIC photos.
3 For Mac: Use Photos App to Save iPhone Photos to USB

The Photos app may not be present on older versions of the Mac operating system but the iPhoto will be present. The steps involved to transfer iPhone photos to Mac using iPhoto are similar to the new Photos app.


With the aid of a USB or iOS cable, connect iPhone to your Mac.


Check if the Photos app automatically opens. If it doesn't, manually open it.


It will show you all your iPhone photos there. Select the photos you wish to transfer from your iPhone to Mac and click on the "Import Selected" button. You can also select "Import New" (All New Items) if you want to transfer only some photos.


When it finishes, connect your USB stick to Mac.


Select and copy the photos, open the USB folder and paste them into the stick.







Disadvantages:


Of course, you cannot transfer photos albums from iPhone to USB drive in this way neither.


It does support to transfer the videos in your Photos app on iPhone to computer.





It's actually easy to transfer photos from iPhone to USB flash drive without iTunes by using the media transfer tool iMyFone TunesMate. It would no longer be a hard job then you can keep your iPhone photos to a USB flash drive.Sponsor ads:Create Boomerang from Existing Videos on Android/iPhone 2019