Match gave me the iTunes Plus version
just fine. My understanding is that, in most cases, if you have both services,
iTunes Match content takes priority. I’ve kept a separate backup of my matched
content just in case anything else happens too. Apple Music likes to replace
your personal copy with
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There’s one other reason you’d want iTunes Match instead of or in addition to
Apple Music that I’ve not yet seen mentioned: DRM. If you use Apple Music
exclusively, you always get DRM, whether or not you uploaded your content. This
is problematic if you routinely rely on syncing to other
at helps is to go to the search and search for the album and find it and
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Tim,
Thanks for the pointers. For US$24.99 per year, I think I’ll pass. Not
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> Hi,
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> Officially, both Apple Music and iTunes Match have facil
da
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Okay, how or where do I sign up for iTunes Match?
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>
> Officially, both Apple Music and iTunes Match have facility for ripped
> personal music. I've notice two
Tim,
Okay, how or where do I sign up for iTunes Match?
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It's great during this part of things. Once you subscribe to iTunes Match, and
enable the iCloud Music Library on those devices, all playlists from each
device are placed up in iCloud so you don't lose any of them from any device.
It's quite a slick system. I only us
Tim,
Okay, that’s more encouraging. I’ll have to consider this, since I do have
playlists on different devices that would be nice to have copied to others.
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Hi Dave,
Actually, iTunes Match is an excellent service. the complications come about
when you use Apple Music. If you have a big library of your own music and
that's the music you prefer to listen to, then iTunes Match can be for you.
The benefits manifest themselves when you have mul
I still have all my ripped music untouched, in my library. And I buy
new music from the iTunes store. I've never messed with Apple Music or
iTunes Match.
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in the past. What if it were true
Man, this Apple Music and Match sound awful. I think I’ll stick to what I rip
and keep on my Mac and in my library, and forget all about this Apple/Match
stuff.
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Hi,
Officially, both Apple Music and iTunes Match have facility for ripped personal
music. I've notice two problems that arise with only Apple Music. First,
Apple Music likes to replace your ripped version with either a live version or
some other remastered version that wasn't th
I have both as well for the same reason. Definitely worth it.
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I have iTunes Match as well as Apple Music
I have iTunes Match as well as Apple Music because I have lots of recordings
which are not available in Apple Music.
Harry
> On 18 Jan 2020, at 20:05, Anders Holmberg wrote:
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> Hi!
> If i have apple music do i then need Itunes match?
> I am really thinking about that but i am
Hi!
If i have apple music do i then need Itunes match?
I am really thinking about that but i am not sure.
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It does not work. ITunes match has to be purchased by each apppleID. Unless
you share that appleID, then it won’t matter. I share one, and all music,
playlists, podcasts show up on all my devices.
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On Jun 6, 2019, at 7:24 PM, Petrus Tuerlings wrote:
Hi all,
I
Hi all,
I unsubscribed from Apple Music today and purchased a 1 year subscription to
iTunes Match. I forgot to check to see if family sharing works on iTunes
Match?and if so how does one check to see if it is tuned on?
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Hi Mary,
Get him to try this
Subscribe to iTunes Match. Open iTunes on a Mac or PC. At the top of the iTunes
window, click Store. Under Music Quick Links at the right side of the window,
click iTunes Match. Click the Subscribe button.
Hope that helps.
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I am asking this question for a friend. I have been signed up with iTunes match
for several years, so I have no idea how to help him. He does not have a mask.
He does have a Windows PC, and he does have a bunch of stuff in iTunes. He was
trying to sign up for iTunes match and was not successful
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Subject: Re: HomePod doesn't work with iTunes Match?
Simon,
That's not valid. There's a post from Apple soon after this that says that it
will work with iTunes Match and the iCloud Music Library.
Later...
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Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jan 30, 2018, at 15:01
Simon,
That's not valid. There's a post from Apple soon after this that says that it
will work with iTunes Match and the iCloud Music Library.
Later...
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Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jan 30, 2018, at 15:01, Simon Fogarty wrote:
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You mean the latest apple toy
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Subject: HomePod doesn't work with iTunes Match?
All,
I told someone on this list recently that HomePod would work with iTunes Match.
According to an article I just found, that's not correct. Sorry for the
confusion.
https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/29/16944318/homepod-itunes-matc
HomePod Owners With an iTunes Match or Apple Music Subscription Can Access
Their iCloud Music Library Using Siri
MacRumors: Mac News and Rumors / Tim Hardwick
Apple began taking pre-orders for its HomePod on Friday, but the company has
remained unusually reticent regarding some of the Siri
Or maybe it does. The headline suggests it doesn't, the article says it
probably will but no one knows. Confusing stuff, to be sure. My point is, if
you rely on iTunes Match instead of Apple Music, consider waiting a bit before
picking up your speaker.
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> On Jan 29, 201
All,
I told someone on this list recently that HomePod would work with iTunes Match.
According to an article I just found, that's not correct. Sorry for the
confusion.
https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/29/16944318/homepod-itunes-match-apple-music-icloud-library-siri
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hi,
On the iDevice, turn off iCloud Music Library, don't show Apple Music and even
turn off iTunes Match if you can. Back your way out of there and restart the
iDevice. Now, on the Mac, in iTunes, go under the File menu, down to Library,
then select Update iCloud Music Library. Wai
Hi guys,
I am working with a student who has both apple music and iTunes Match.
Something is not syncing properly because they only have certain songs on their
phone and we cant figure out what is going on.
We have tried turning off and on iCloud music library, but that doesn't seem to
f
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Good choice. Cause iTunes match is a annual fee, so once a year. And if y
Good choice. Cause iTunes match is a annual fee, so once a year. And if you
cancel, your music stays on your system. I love it though, car play works with
it flawlessly.
> On Nov 4, 2016, at 1:06 PM, aliFaisal wrote:
>
> It is disconcerting to lose all the music that was co
It is disconcerting to lose all the music that was compiled if one
happens to cancel their apple music subscription. Given this fact, it might be
more advantageous to just keep iTunes match, and purchase individual songs or
albums as one sees fit. I would hate to lose too much music in
Tim is exactly right. Both services are not necessary unless you are going to
play some some that you don’t want to have a copy of. I like iTunes match,
cause it shows up on all my devices, including my appleTV. They allow you to
have up to 100 thousand songs in your iCloud music library
The reason for me to initially have iTunes match is for me to get higher
qualities of music I had added to my library. And the other major problem is
with apple music songs, I am restricted to only having them available on apple
products and in iTunes on windows. I want to be able to not only
Hi,
Apple Music and iTunes Match are different, complementary, but also similar.
Apple Music does pretty well everything iTunes Match does, but a little
differently and with a few restrictions.
• both Apple Music and iTunes Match store your entire iTunes Library in iCloud.
That is, they both
Hi. You do not need to be invested in the separate iTunes match service
anymore. They incorporate the matching functionality into Apple Music. So if
you upload all of your songs to iCloud music library that weren't iTunes, they
will remain on all your devices. As far as duplicates, w
Hello everyone,
I am a current apple music subscriber, and wish to possibly invest in iTunes
match but had some questions.
I understand that the service matches your library with what it has in the
store and provides you to download the matched song. I also have a lot of songs
I have added with
Hey all,
I don't know all the details, as this is new news and I'm not an iTuns match
user, but I just saw that the track limit for this service is now one hundred
thousand songs instead of twenty-five thousand. Enjoy your new track space!
http://www.macrumors.com/2015/12/05/itunes-m
> cool. thanks for the answers. would have been nice if both were integrated
> though.
> 15/07/2015, at 3:15 AM, Terje Strømberg wrote:
>
> You need iTunes Match to play non drm songs. iTunes Match is advantagious in
> case of lost apple music playlists. Don’t remember exac
You need iTunes Match to play non drm songs. iTunes Match is advantagious in
case of lost apple music playlists. Don’t remember exactly, but something to do
with not having backup of apple music playlists.
Take care
14. juli 2015 kl. 14:47 skrev george b :
They are completely different 2
about Itunes match and apple music subscriptions
Hi All,
I saw this before on the list but didn’t realise the implications. Apologies if
its been answered.
I have an Itunes match subscription. Does this automatically mean that it
validates an apple music subscription or are these two services
> I saw this before on the list but didn’t realise the implications. Apologies
> if its been answered.
>
> I have an Itunes match subscription. Does this automatically mean that it
> validates an apple music subscription or are these two services completely
> different?
>
> B
Hi All,
I saw this before on the list but didn’t realise the implications. Apologies if
its been answered.
I have an Itunes match subscription. Does this automatically mean that it
validates an apple music subscription or are these two services completely
different?
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Pamela Francis wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to make sure I understand this. If I have iTunes match without Apple
> music whatever I buy from iTunes is now going to have DRM?
I found a couple of clarifying articles which stated quite clearly that this
claim is actually misinformation which
Thank you so much for the clarification.
Pam Francis
On Jul 5, 2015, at 3:34 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
Essentially, what this is saying is that if you have turned on Apple Music, and
also uploaded tracks using iTunes Match, then it is now possible that songs you
download from the cloud
Essentially, what this is saying is that if you have turned on Apple Music, and
also uploaded tracks using iTunes Match, then it is now possible that songs you
download from the cloud, as you would with iTunes Match, may come bundled with
DRM. This does not apply to purchases, and it is only a
gt;> Sent from my iPhone
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>>> On Feb 9, 2015, at 6:05 PM, Faisal ali wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi all,
>>> I have another question regarding iTunes match. After the songs on your
>>> library’s been matched, what happens to the original songs that were i
ions. If you don't, iTunes will continue to play
> the version that you have stored in your library.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Feb 9, 2015, at 6:05 PM, Faisal ali wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>> I have another question regarding iTunes match. After the song
all,
> I have another question regarding iTunes match. After the songs on your
> library’s been matched, what happens to the original songs that were in the
> library?
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I have another question regarding iTunes match. After the songs on your
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library?
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Actually, I solved it; thanks! I had googled it but the solutions looked
awfully complicated me. So first I tried stopping the process, turning off
iTunes match, and quitting iTunes, then re-opening iTunes and turning on iTunes
match. This time it still stalled in step 2, about nine songs
I am afraid that this does happen from time to time. Even when you have all the
songs imported I sometimes get iTunes Match freezing an d get a message
eventually that iTunes is unable to contact the store.
I do not know why this happens but suspect a capacity problem on the Apple
end
I subscribed to iTunes match a few hours ago. It has been going through the
steps fine but now for some time has been stalled in checking songs at 9924 of
10041. Is there something I should do to get this process going again?
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Hi,
I’ve never tried it, but you would likely need to manipulate your library so
that it was divided into portions that don’t exceed the iTunes Match
limitations. You then would match that group of songs, downloading the
upgraded versions. Once you have the upgraded version, you can change
purchased songs, then only
> 25,000 can be uploaded and matched with your subscription. That size of
> library does not work in the current iTunes Match scenario. There are
> probably ways you could manipulate things so that you were able to get the
> iTunes matched higher quali
Hi,
Not exactly. If those 400,000 songs are all non-purchased songs, then only
25,000 can be uploaded and matched with your subscription. That size of
library does not work in the current iTunes Match scenario. There are probably
ways you could manipulate things so that you were able to get
t; If I’m understanding your example correctly, then you’re correct.
>>
>> EG:
>>
>> 250,000 songs - Kliph’s total music library.
>> 240,000 songs - Purchased from iTunes
>> 10,000 - Ripped from personal music collection.
>>
>> Therefore, with an
erstanding your example correctly, then you’re correct.
>
> EG:
>
> 250,000 songs - Kliph’s total music library.
> 240,000 songs - Purchased from iTunes
> 10,000 - Ripped from personal music collection.
>
> Therefore, with an iTunes Match subscription, the 240,000 purcha
Hi Kliph,
If I’m understanding your example correctly, then you’re correct.
EG:
250,000 songs - Kliph’s total music library.
240,000 songs - Purchased from iTunes
10,000 - Ripped from personal music collection.
Therefore, with an iTunes Match subscription, the 240,000 purchased songs are
0 songs is just a fraction of my music library, so I have to maintain a
separate, smaller iTunes library for iTunes Match.
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> On 9/01/2015, at 9:02 am, Kliph wrote:
>
> So let me get th
cloud if you cancel, correct? But that you keep matched content is good to
>>> know, I just wonder if you only keep it locally or if it is still available
>>> in your cloud-based library (read, purchase history).
>>>> On Jan 7, 2015, at 8:06 PM, John Panarese >&g
is good to
>> know, I just wonder if you only keep it locally or if it is still available
>> in your cloud-based library (read, purchase history).
>>> On Jan 7, 2015, at 8:06 PM, John Panarese >> <mailto:jpanar...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>>>
>>> iTu
ur cloud-based library (read, purchase history).
>> On Jan 7, 2015, at 8:06 PM, John Panarese > <mailto:jpanar...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>> iTunes match will basically copy everything you have in your iTunes
>> library that is available in the iTunes store. I
7, 2015, at 8:06 PM, John Panarese > <mailto:jpanar...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>> iTunes match will basically copy everything you have in your iTunes
>> library that is available in the iTunes store. If you have tracks that are
>> not available in the iTunes store, it will
n Jan 7, 2015, at 8:06 PM, John Panarese wrote:
>
> iTunes match will basically copy everything you have in your iTunes library
> that is available in the iTunes store. If you have tracks that are not
> available in the iTunes store, it will upload a copy to your iCloud library.
&
iTunes match will basically copy everything you have in your iTunes library
that is available in the iTunes store. If you have tracks that are not
available in the iTunes store, it will upload a copy to your iCloud library.
Once you have Match, you can choose to download better versions
Hi all,
Quick question. If I got iTunes Match, it will upload all music I have that
iTunes doesn't, and "match" music it does have, essentially considering the
matched songs purchased. If I discontinue Match after the first year, would I
keep the matched music? That is, after I s
Thanks Tim.
Precious as usual.
Gabriel.
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> On Jan 7, 2015, at 13:08, Gabriele Battaglia wrote:
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> Hi all.
> I’m a subscriber of an iTunes match account. Before I was able to replace my
> old mp3 file with a copy of them downloaded
Hi all.
I’m a subscriber of an iTunes match account. Before I was able to replace my
old mp3 file with a copy of them downloaded from the could, which is at 256
KBPS.
Now, on the iTunes 12 last release, the download option is no longer available
within the context menu.
How Can I do?
Any
dowloaded right back to your Mac.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
> On Dec 21, 2014, at 12:04, Gabriele Battaglia wrote:
>
> Hello all.
> I’ve subscribed the iTunes Match from Apple.
> Recently I’ve added new tracks to my music library, on iTunes last release.
>
Hello all.
I’ve subscribed the iTunes Match from Apple.
Recently I’ve added new tracks to my music library, on iTunes last release.
Those are 128 KBPS mp3 file. They have been send to the cloud and paired.
Now I would like to download from the cloud the HQ version of my mp3, those
which are
Hi,
Once focused on a specific row, hold and ensuring that you're Interacting with
the Music table, hold down your shift key and then arrow up until all the items
you wish selected are highlighted.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Sep 17, 2014, at 8:24 AM, Gabriele Battaglia
Hi Tim, thanks, yes, you've been very clear and helpful
I'll try to follow all your steps. Just some more small clarifications.
Your point number 5 says:
5. Select all the songs, non-Purchased, that you want upgraded then hit the
Delete key.
Ok, If I've got my music ordered by kind and, let's
y.
HTH.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Sep 16, 2014, at 12:38 AM, Gabriele Battaglia
wrote:
> Hi all.
> I've subscribed one year of iTunes Match.
> Now I would like to overwrite all of my low quality music files, with the 256
> KBPS song within the cl
Hi all.
I've subscribed one year of iTunes Match.
Now I would like to overwrite all of my low quality music files, with the 256
KBPS song within the cloud.
How can I do it for all of the songs contained in my library?
Thanks.
Gabriel.
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I doubt very much that track numbers will ever factor into iTunes Match
matching. As long as the details of the track are reasonable, i.e. including
album and name, you should be all right. The bulk of the work of identifying a
song is actually down to the sound data itself, and not the file
I've been organizing my iTunes library and adding some albums with the idea of
subscribing to iTunes Match when I have everything organized. I have some
albums that are showing their album name and artist correctly in iTunes and the
names of the tracks are correct but track numbers appar
Basically, yes. When you turn on Match on iOS, you can consider any storage
for music to be essentially dispensable and ephemeral. There is a download
button for albums and songs that are not yet on the device, so that you can
grab stuff before you go, but at all other times it's just streamed
order to obtain the 256K AAC versions.
>
> I use iTunes match, but do not replace my local rips in iTunes with the
> copies on Apple's servers. But, with Match enabled on iOS, I am making use
> of the highest-quality versions available through Match. I could not simply
Just to add to what Tim's said, it's important to realise that iTunes never,
ever replaces your existing songs with matched copies, even when the local copy
is of lower quality. You would have to delete the copy in iTunes and
redownload in order to obtain the 256K AAC versions.
I
y about that if you need it.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jun 26, 2014, at 6:11 PM, Lee Jones wrote:
> Dear List, if you add lower quality mp3s to your itunes library on a mac,
> with itunes match turned on and the files appear on an idevice on the same
> apple i
Dear List, if you add lower quality mp3s to your itunes library on a mac, with
itunes match turned on and the files appear on an idevice on the same apple id
with itunes match also turned on, are the files automatically matched or do
they still have to be deleted on the mac and re-downloaded
Good Day:
With iTunes Match enabled, you remove an artist or album as normally
through iTunes, except that there is an additional checkbox, "Also delete these
songs from iCloud," which you would check in order to remove the content from
iTunes Match. As for adding, you need
I just turned on iTunes match and everything went okay, putting my library in
the cloud and making it available on all my comps and devices. Now, I'd like to
clean out some albums and add some others. How do I
1) remove an artist or album from the library? do I just delete him/her from
w
VO-shift-m when in the selected area.
>> * choose Download from the Contextual menu.
>>
>> All the songs that are matchable will be upgraded, those that are not will
>> be re-populated as the same as before.
>>
>> HTH.
>>
>> Later...
>>
>&g
matchable will be upgraded, those that are not will be
> re-populated as the same as before.
>
> HTH.
>
> Later...
>
> *
> Tim Kilburn
> Fort McMurray, AB Canada
>
> On Jun 8, 2014, at 5:50 PM, Lee Jones wrote:
>
>> Dear List, after many tries I got all th
ated as the same as before.
HTH.
Later...
*
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jun 8, 2014, at 5:50 PM, Lee Jones wrote:
> Dear List, after many tries I got all the way through the itunes match setup.
> It told me that my music had been uploaded to icloud and that I was done.
Dear List, after many tries I got all the way through the itunes match setup.
It told me that my music had been uploaded to icloud and that I was done.
However my files are still the low quality ones. How do I upgrade them. Also
when I add new music to my library how do I upgrade this as
Hi,
It works perfectly for me across multiple devices. Have you Quit and restarted
iTunes? Totally restarted your Mac? Since you have likely followed its
suggestion of signing out of iTunes Match then back in, try signing out,
restarting the Mac then signing back in.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Dear List, I subscribed to itunes match, and am trying to get my library
matched, but I keep getting told that itunes match encountered a problem and
that I need to sign out and sign back in before trying again. After lots of
tries I'm getting frustrated. Has anyone got this to work, a
Hi all I also have iTunes match my music will not all upload iTunes matchwhich
is rather vexing. I also am wondering what is an AAC file thank you very much
in advance
Jerry Doody
jerrydood...@gmail.com
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 15, 2013, at 9:27 AM, Kevin Shaw wrote:
Try turning off and
Try turning off and then turning on iTunes Match. I've had this issue as well
and that seems to work.
On 2013-12-15, at 4:27 AM, Graham wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I subscribe to Itunes Match which so far has been excellent. Currently I run
> ML and the latest Itunes. IO
Hi,
I subscribe to Itunes Match which so far has been excellent. Currently I run
ML and the latest Itunes. IOS on my Iphone and Ipad is v6.
This week I amended a couple of the playlists on my Mac and created a
completely new one.
Now, the playlists I amended aren't showing on any
this dawned on
me, I relaxed and let it happen and they’re all there now just as they should
be!
Desi
On Dec 6, 2013, at 4:36 PM, Aser Tolentino wrote:
> there's an option to update iTunes Match in the store menu as I recall, which
> I assume forces an update. Otherwise, I think
Hi,
I’m pretty sure that iTunes Match updates itself upon iTunes starting. So, if
you’ve quit and restarted iTunes since you imported those Christmas CDs, then
they’re likely already matched.
Later…
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Dec 6, 2013, at 4:32 PM, Desi Noller wrote:
> G
there's an option to update iTunes Match in the store menu as I recall, which I
assume forces an update. Otherwise, I think updates of your library occur
periodically.
Sent from my iPad
> On Dec 6, 2013, at 3:32 PM, Desi Noller wrote:
>
> Good Afternoon,
>
> I just g
Good Afternoon,
I just got two new Christmas CD’s and realized that this is the first music
I’ll be importing since I signed up for iTunes Match. Will the new music I add
in this way go directly to iTunes Match? Or, is there something I need to do
to make sure that it does? Thanks in
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