The thing is, I fly on long international flights where I need my
whole iTunes library available, even when the phone is in Airplane
Mode. I don't want to be stuck in a plane and find that some track
won't play because there's no web access. See my problem?
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Hi.
If you have your songs in I cloud you don't have to sync the same with your
phone as they should be there when you sign into I Cloud using your phone if
your Mac is in the Cloud too as your Mac library will already be there. I just
get my phone to sync Apps and podcasts and books.
Kawal.
Maybe it's one of the settings in your phone sync. You don't have to get
all the songs. When you have your phone connected to iTunes check the
Music tab to be sure the "Entire music library" radio button is checked.
If you choose Selected playlists, artists, albums and genres then you
might not
I'm not sure. I don't see why though.
Ricardo Walker
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On Mar 14, 2012, at 10:29 AM, Kevin Gibbs wrote:
> Would I have to disable iCloud sync and then sync from computer?
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Hi,
have you tried resyncing all the music on your phone?
Ricardo Walker
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On Mar 14, 2012, at 1:31 AM, Kevin Gibbs wrote:
> Henry,
> All was as you describe. thanks. Now, how do I reconcile the
> difference between the
Henry,
All was as you describe. thanks. Now, how do I reconcile the
difference between the number of tunes my iPhone reports and the
number my iTunes library reports? It turns out i have over 4K in the
library and 2K on the phone. There's no way I can hit and miss until
I find a tune that isn't
Good Day:
If you change the sources table so that it is focused on music (note
that this is the default source when opening iTunes), you will find, right
below the table with all your songs, a text area which tells you how many songs
you have, the total time it would take to play your
Guys,
I'm sure this has been covered. But I have activated Music
Match. I just went to test how many tunes were in my iTunes library.
My iPhone 4 says there are 2400 or so. There should be over 3K. I
know certain tunes couldn't be matched. I went to my iTunes library
on my computer. wh
