The easiest way we found to reliably sync files to the Voice Memo app was to convert them to M4A files.Īfter downloading and installing Adapter, you can drag and drop any audio file into the queue. Upon the next device sync, the sound clips would disappear from the Voice Memo app, and iTunes would state they were not compatible. In some instances iTunes would allow an MP3 or even a WAV to be imported and synced to the iPhone without issue. Part of the trial and error mentioned above was concerning the file format. The easiest way to do this is to use a free app, for both Mac and Windows alike, called Adapter. In just a few short steps you will convert the files, import into iTunes, mark as a Voice Memo, and finally sync them to your iPhone.įirst, you will need to convert any sound clips that are not in M4A format, which will more than likely be most of the clips you want to import. Using iTunes, people can import their own voice notes or sound clips, regardless of device or platform they were originally made with. After doing some research, and trial and error, we were able to come up with a solution that worked.
IOS Voice Memo app without any imported sound clipsĪ Twitter follower recently asked how he could go about importing some MP3 files into the iOS Voice Memo app.
