Someone, please correct me if I'm wrong, but one thing i found when I signed up for iTunes match was that it only downloaded my music library, and no audiobooks or movies, or anything else i might have in my iTunes library, and since at the time I listened more to audiobooks than music, I found it pretty useless. I thought when I read the information, it was supposed to download my entire iTunes library, and I spent a pile of money I shouldn't have spent on getting the largest amount I could with iClout so that my stuff would all fit, and then I could only put my music on there, but nothing else. I was pretty frustrated with it. I've found that the best way to keep my music safe has been for me to set iTunes up so that it views a table-list of all my songs, select the whole lot of them, and copy/paste them into a folder on an external hard-drive. I did the same with my movies and books, and anything else I cared about losing or might want to have on both my computers. For me, that's as good as iTunes Match, but I don't have to pay any money except to initially buy the external hard-drive, and now I have iTunes on both my Mac and on my PC, and both my computers are authorized with my iTunes account so that no matter where i purchase anything new, it'll automatically appear on all my devices. It takes time to set up, but at least I have all my music (And all my audiobooks) on all my devices. God Bless!!! Helena
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