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iTunes 10.5.1 (supports the iTunes Match service).

iTunes 10.6.3 (last version to support PowerPC computers/Mac OS X 10.5).

iTunes 10.7.0 (supports iPhone 5, iPod touch - 5th gen, nano - 7th gen, shuffle - 5th gen, iOS 6).

iTunes 11.0.0 (a completely updated, new version of iTunes - released on ).

iTunes 11.1.0 (supports iOS 7 and iPhone 5s/5c).

iTunes 11.1.5 (last 32 bit version for Windows).

iTunes 11.4.0 (last version to support Mac OS X 10.6, supports iOS 8, iPhone 6/6+).

iTunes 12.1.0 (first version to be 64 bit on the Windows platform by default).

iTunes 12.2.0 (first version to support Apple Music).

iTunes 12.2.2 (last version to support OS X 10.7 Lion).

iTunes 12.3.0 (supports iOS 9, iPhone 6s/6s+).

iTunes 12.4.2 (first version where Apple Music now uses iTunes Match audio fingerprinting for track matching).

iTunes 12.4.3 (last version to support OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion).

iTunes 12.5.1 (supports iOS 10 and iPhone 7/7+).

iTunes 12.6.2 (last version to support OS X 10.9 Mavericks).

iTunes 12.6.5 Business Edition - can still sync apps via iTunes.

iTunes 12.7.0 (supports iOS 11 and iPhone 8/8+/X plus major changes to app+ringtone syncing).

iTunes 12.8.0 (supports iOS 12 and iPhone Xs/XS Max/Xʀ).

iTunes 12.8.1 (last version to support OS X 10.10 Yosemite).

iTunes 12.8.3 (latest version for macOS 10.13).

iTunes 12.9.x (version specific to macOS 10.14 Mojave).

iTunes 12.12.6 (latest version for Windows).

NOTE: If you have a PowerPC/slower server you may want to use an older, less processor intensive version of iTunes from the list below:

Download a version of iTunes suitable for your server:.

Make sure you have an account and that it is okay to be used for Home Sharing. NOTE: iTunes Home Sharing requires an Apple ID account. Or if you are on Windows you can use the basic instructions contained in this article to setup your PC as an iTunes media server. Make sure you have already setup your Mac as a Basic Mac Storage/Backup/Media Server.

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