Hello Alan
I missed your email and now came across it. I have the same problem. There is 
no way that I can get music from itunes to my iPod touch. In the past I just 
checked the playlists that I wanted to sync and then pressed enter on the 
“apply” button. Now there is no way to select a playlist because the spacebar 
does nothing. Have you perhaps found a way to solve this?
Regards
Fanus


From: Alan Lemly 
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2017 3:22 AM
To: VIPhone Email List 
Subject: iTunes 12.7 and Music Sync post iOS 11 upgrade

Hi Folks,

 

I've been following the posts about how iTunes 12.7 works differently than the 
previous version in this post-iOS 11 environment. I think I've gotten the gist 
of what's needed with ringtones. However, I'm a bit perplexed why anything 
would have changed with music. Music isn't ringtones or apps so I would have 
thought that my music syncing would rock along with iTunes 12.7 much as it did 
with iTunes 12.6.x.

 

When I connect my iPhone to my computer and navigate below the device summary 
listing to music, the panel to the right where it used to display my playlists 
with checkboxes for those I had marked to sync now shows the following:

 

A Sync Music heading with an unchecked box next to it followed by two radio 
buttons the first which says entire music library and announces false since it 
is not marked and the second which says selected playlists and announces true. 
The odd thing is that this section is dimmed and neither of these radio buttons 
can be changed. If I tick the box next to the Sync Music heading in order to 
hopefully review my playlists marked for syncing, I get a question along the 
lines of are you sure you want to remove existing music from this iPhone and 
sync with this iTunes library?

 

I don't ever remember iTunes behaving like this and before proceeding with the 
Sync music action, I wanted to run this by folks here for comments. I guess 
Apple is trying to protect those who are connecting their devices containing 
content from sources other than the connected computer in order to warn them 
that performing a sync will delete that content. I'm more than a bit confused 
with this since I would think such an action would be an exception rather than 
the rule and this seems confusing to those of us who simply have upgraded our 
iOS and iTunes and are syncing our iPhones as we've always done. It sort of 
feels as if I'm having to start the process over to sync my existing playlists 
with my iPhone in the iOS 11 world. I'm just a bit nervous about proceeding 
since my playlists aren't showing in iTunes even though the ones on my iPhone 
are still the same. And I do have the box checked to manually manage music and 
videos as has been discussed in the ringtones thread.

 

Thanks for any comments or suggestions.

 

Alan Lemly

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