iTunes no longer exists on macOS, but Apple has been maintaining the Windows version until today.

These three apps will eventually replace the Windows version of iTunes, which Apple previously brought to the Windows 10 Microsoft Store along with iCloud for Windows. The two apps are now available to download on the Microsoft Store alongside a new Apple Devices app, which lets users sync music, movies, and TV shows to iPhones or iPads. The requirements for these preview apps are that you have Windows 11 version 22621.0 or higher, an 圆4 processor and DirectX Version 11.įor those wanting to preview the Apple TV app, it can be found here.Apple has quietly released preview versions of its Apple Music and Apple TV apps for Windows (via Aggiornamenti Lumia). Apple Devices allows you to sync music, movies, and TV shows from a Windows PC to iPhone, iPad, iPod, or iPod touch Update or restore iPhone, iPad, iPod, or iPod touch and Back up and restore iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. The same limitations regarding audiobooks and podcasts applies to this preview version. This is also in Preview (beta) mode and can be downloaded here.

If you need to sync your media to Apple devices you will require the require the Apple Devices app. As with all beta releases the usual caveats apply but for those who wish to try it can be downloaded here. To revert back to iTunes, you’ll need to uninstall this version of the app. After installing the Apple Music preview, iTunes will no longer open, and audiobooks or podcasts on your device will be inaccessible until a compatible version of iTunes is released. As this is a preview version of Apple Music, not all features may work as expected. Apple Music Preview app released for Windows 11Īpple Music Preview app released for Windows 11 and is available from the Microsoft Store giving users a first look at a beta version of a dedicated Windows app for their desktop.

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