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Yeah you can plug iPhone into computer, which I haven't done for years now. Only reason was to load it up with mp3s. Last weekend I've tried to do the same wit

Yeah you can plug iPhone into computer, which I haven't done for years now. Only reason was to load it up with mp3s. Last weekend I've tried to do the same without a computer and basically you can only use players like VLC which only allowed me to load single file (playlists are there, but again you have to connect to computer). Edit: Just tried one more time and you can place files into VLC folder (using Files is a bit tedious tho) and they appear in VLC player. Yay.

nyarlathotep_ 2y ago
It's annoying as hell though--with Android devices you can see Downloads or Pictures or whatever and move things to and fro as you please. With ios you need a Mac and you are stuck with the 'Photos' app and or otherwise it's some ugly abstraction with weird year_month_day directories all over the place.