Apple music eat a bunch of data?

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• Unable to use cellular data for Apple music

  I tried to use Apple music while on the cell data as opposed to a Wi - Fi connection, but for some reason some do not have access to the app even though I checked all the settings so that mobile data use in my settings. Are there other measures I can take?

  (1) I guess you checked BOTH toggles access to cellular service - under SETTINGS/CELL and under SETTINGS/MUSIC because they both be on.

  (2) If your answer to the above is YES, then you can first try to force quit the music application (double click on the HOME button and then drag upward on the application of music actually close it) and then reopen.

  (3) If this does not work, try to do a hard reset of the iPhone (holding HOME and POWER buttons until the Apple logo appears) and then try again the music app.

• Apple music and use of data in offline mode

  I need someone to address this concern:

  I downloaded a number of playlists and songs on my iPhone for offline listening. Even though I'm in my car, I have to listen to these songs & playlists. I noticed that I always use data for the application of music and also some data in my system services on my iPhone.

  Why is this happening? I was under the assumption that if I listen to the music that has been downloaded for listening offline, there is no use of data...

  Thank you

  Your music will be always connect to Apple and validate that you have an active Apple music subscription so that you can play music downloaded in offline mode. I suspect that's what you see, unless the use of data is important.

• Apple music unexpectedly goes to the next song!

  Greetings!

  • I can play my own music bought from iTunes. No problem at all.
  • When I try to play any song/music list Apple it skip to the next song. And the next. With a second delay. Apple music is currently unusable.

  I used the Apple music with no problems for about 6 months.

  Latest version of iTunes (12.4.3.1) and OS X (10.11.6) installed on a Mac Pro.

  Any thoughts?

  Hello Wognum,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple!

  It is my understanding that when Apple's music using it continuously jumps to the next song, without playing one of them.  I'll try my best to help with this.

  The first thing I would do, it's what is on the backup computer.  Nothing that I will propose should result in no data loss, but it's always a good idea to have a backup.  Your computer has software called Time Machine.  It is a fantastic software for backing up your computer.  Information on how to use Time Machine is available here:

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac.

  Assuming all other internet access works correctly, it is important to try to isolate what is causing this to happen.  The first thing to do to help isolate what is causing the problem is set up a test user account and see if Apple music works properly there.  Follow all the instructions that you will find on this page:

  How to test a question in another account on your Mac.

  If the problem does not occur in the test user account, then you will want to check the connection points of the account where Apple music will not play.  Try to remove the elements of connection and see if it plays properly.

  OS X El Capitan: If you think you have incompatible connection points

  See you soon!

• Apple music works on a 3 g or lte network

  MY Apple's music not my iPhone connect when I'm on my phone network via 3G or LTE data?

  Make sure that you have enabled "use Mobile Data' under settings > music

  and make sure that you have enabled mobile data for music under settings app > Mobile

  I have no problem with Apple music on 3G / 4 G/LTE

• iTunes, acting as if not registered for Apple music

  Hello

  I just found out today (although the problem might have been there for a few days...) that when I try to listen to an album through Apple music on my iMac version of iTunes, iTunes seems to believe that I don't have a monthly subscription.  He invites me to sign up for the Apple's music.  However, I'm registered!  I just got my last monthly bill on July 1.  Also, I continue to be able to play Apple music on two iPhones hooked to the account and an iPad.  Clearly, the subscription is still active.  Anyone have any idea why this is happening?

  Thank you

  Kevin

  PS in case where someone is thought in this direction, I checked via iCloud and the iMac is still a device registered to this account.

  Kevin...

  Make sure your iMac OS X and iTunes is up to date.

  Open the App Store, and then select the updates at the top of the menu in the window of the App Store.

• Apple music plant constantly?

  Hello I have an iPhone 6s and I recently updated my phone to iOS 9.3.2 and next thing you know, I can't play any of my music in the Apple's music. Whenever I tried to click on a song, he leaves the app. What should I do? Should I take from the Apple Store or is there a way to solve here at home?

  Welcome to Apple Support communities, Valkyrie21.

  I use Apple music as well on my iPhone. It seems that you see the music you have added to the Apple's music, but the music app itself crashes. I'll be happy to help you to get to the bottom of this. The first step with troubleshooting is to reboot your device. Be sure to test your music application after each step.

  Restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  If restarting does not solve the problem, it sounds as if there may be a deeper problem. I will recommend a large number of troubleshooting steps, so don't hesitate to jump on the ones you've already tried. First, however, I want to be sure that your personal information is kept safe:

  The backup of your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch

  Once you're comfortable that your data has been saved, you can restore your iPhone to factory settings. This will completely erase your iPhone so that a new copy of iOS is installed:

  Use iTunes on your Mac or PC to restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod to factory settings

  When you reach the Setup Wizard, you will be asked how to set up your iPhone. This time, choose "set up as new iPhone." You will connect to iTunes with the same Apple ID, you used to register at the start. Once you have reached the home screen, make sure that iCloud music library is running by pressing on "settings > music > iCloud music library. Once you are able to see your selections of music from Apple in the music app, confirms that he will play. If so, you can restore your back up to your iPhone:

  Restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch from a backup

  Take care!

• After that downgrade of iOS 10 Apple music crashing and slaughtered library loading

  After I lowered the rating of iOS 10 my Apple music app would load as usual except when I'd go to the library where all ablums would show the Apple symbol music instead of album art. Whenever I need to click on the play button or a physical song, the app closed at the home screen. I came to the discussion earlier and tried some of the options they had here, as a reset, turn iCloud music market and stop, restart/restore forced, etc.. I did all these things, and now after a hard backup and restore of my dev that nothing had changed, the app would crash again. Then I went into the settings and merged my iCloud music when I turned it on and now the library is stuck on loading the library sign, but no progress. I don't know what to do and I need my music back please help!

  I can can help you when you are under iOS 10 beta 1 and decommissioning. iOS 9.3, new functions and new data what iOS 9.3 not taken care of, I suggest spending Aidan to iOS 10 and try to watch if it is not to break more

• Apple music app crashing on iOS 9.3.2

  Apple music constantly crashing on my iPhone 5 c running iOS 9.3.2. What can I do so that it doesn't crash more?

  Hello there kidflash266,

  Sounds like you are unable to use your music app because it keeps closing in on you untimely. I would start by exit music:

  Force an app to close the iOS

  1. press the Home button twice quickly. You will see small glimpses of your applications recently used.
  2. slide to the left to find the application you want to close.
  3. push upward on the overview of the application to close.

  When you have done this restarts the phone and test the question again:

  iOS: switch off and on (restart) and reset
  
  If the problem persists, I would next turn off Apple music and see if the problem persists after that:

  Go to settings > music...

  • Show Apple music: Apple music members can show or hide the music content from Apple. To hide for you and new buttons, turn off show Apple music.

  From: settings music

  If it works, then turn it show Apple music and test the question once again to ensure that it continues to work.  It may very well be the case that Apple music data should be refreshed.

  If the problem still persists and you have iCloud library enabled, then then I would say turn off this feature as well and new test. Please note that doing so will remove content music Apple you downloaded or added to your library from your phone. Don't worry the music will remain in your 'My Music' when you reactivate iCloud music library, but you will need to register for listening offline:

  Go to settings > music...

  • iCloud music library: With this option, all content on Apple's music are removed iPhone. Music that you bought or synchronized and remains music identified by iTunes game that you added to play offline.

  From: settings music

  Then leave the music app once more, and restart again once I have described above and test its operation with this disabled. If it works, then re-enable iCloud library and test again.

  If you do not use iCloud library, try to remove and re - sync the music data from your phone that came from your iTunes library.

  1 uncheck the checkbox in iTunes as described in step 3 in the following article:

  12 iTunes for Mac: iPod, iPhone, or iPad sync

  2. click on apply in the lower right. This will remove the songs from your phone.

  3. restart the phone using the article I posted above.

  4 go back and put the check mark in the check box in step 3 in the same article in step 1. This copierait your music to your phone with the same selections that you had before.

  12 iTunes for Mac: iPod, iPhone, or iPad sync

  5. test the music again.

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support, beware!

• my iPhone is in English, I once turned into french and I turned it in English but my Apple music is always in french, I want it in English, and I don't know how he turned back in it.

  my iPhone is in English, I once turned into french and I turned it in English but my Apple music is always in french, I want it in English, and I don't know how he turned back in it.

  Hello louis1322,

  Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple. I definitely want to have my Apple music in correct language so I want to know what I'm listening. You want to first try to reboot your device and to force the closure of the music app. If those who do not resolve the problem, you can try a few resets. If you do not already have a backup, please make a backup of all your data in iTunes or iCloud.

  Next, we want to reset all settings.

  Reset all settings: tap Settings > general > reset > reset all settings. This resets all settings including the Wi - Fi networks and passwords, cell settings, VPN and the parameters that you used before APN, Touch ID and a password, any installation of cards in Apple pay and removes the restrictions. This removes all personal data, such as music or photos.

  If the problem is still not resolved, you can try to restore the backup that was made before you, French language change initially.

  Finally, you can erase content and settings on your device and put in place nine. Be aware, this option will be everything, including music and pictures, delete and configure the device as if it was brand new.

  Restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  How to back up your device using iCloud or iTunes

  Restore your device from an iCloud or iTunes backup

  Erase content and settings on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Apple Watch

  See you soon!

• I lose albums in my iTunes library if I get Apple music?

  My iPad 2 has not been synchronized Age and has albums that I paid for that are not on my iPad 2 Air and are no longer in the iMusic store.  I lose even more if what I paid for, if I can get music Apple?  I will answer my albums and missing titles if I get Apple music?

  Hi toddfrommatsudo,

  Thanks for checking out the Apple Support and communities for detailed information about your music. I understand that you do not want to lose access to one of your music and have questions on sign up for a subscription to Apple's music.

  Your already purchased albums are concerned, you can download one of your recent purchases using your Apple ID at any time. There are different steps depending on the device you use, but you can find all the steps to achieve this in the link below. However, it is important to note the following information at the bottom of this article:

  Previous purchases may not be available if they have been repaid or are not on the iTunes Store.

  Download your purchases past - Apple Support

  To answer your question about the Apple's music, none of your music is deleted when you join, but it is always recommended that you back up your library first to ensure that your data remains secure. These articles provide information on what to do before joining Apple music, how to register for Apple music and FAQS on membership.

  Apple music - Apple Support

  Join the Apple music on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac or PC - Apple Support

  Music - membership - Apple

  See you soon!

• Apple music membership refund

  Hello

  How do I repay the Apple music, I never use.

  Thank you

  Ibrahim

  Hello there, Ibrahim.

  Looks like you're wanting to cancel the renewal of your subscription to Apple's music. The process is described in the following Knowledge Base article:

  Manage your membership Apple music on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac or PC

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204939

  Disable the automatic renewal, cancel your membership

  If you wish to cancel your subscription of Apple's music, turn off the auto-renewal.

  Your membership may be renewed if you don't turn off your automatic renewal 8 hours or more before your renewal date.

  On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  1. In the music application, press your profile icon in the upper left corner.
  2. Click on View Apple ID. You may need to connect.
  3. Under subscriptions, click on manage. If you have more than one subscription, type on your membership (membership of music Apple) to see your membership options.
     
  4. Under renewal Options, disable the automatic renewal. Confirm your selection, and touch done.
     
     If you don't see the option to disable the automatic renewal, your subscription will automatically stop at the end of the current billing cycle.
  5. Press done to return to the screen of your account and then press done to return to the application.

  On your Mac or PC

  Click to open iTunes and sign in to your account, or follow the steps below:

  1. Open iTunes.
  2. Click Connect and enter your Apple ID.
     
  3. Click your name, and then select the account information in the menu.
  4. Re-type your password.
     

  On the account information screen:

  1. Scroll to the settings section.
  2. The right of subscriptions, click on manage. If you have more than one subscription, then click on edit to the right of your subscription (music composition Apple).
     
  3. The right to automatic renewal, select off. When asked to confirm, click on disable.
     
  4. Click done to return to account information, and then click done to return to the iTunes Store.

  Thank you for being a part of the communities of Apple Support.

  Kind regards.

• Why is my iTunes play count incorrect since I started using the apple music?

  Apple music - usually as the because you work and I listened to some great stuff.  BUT, I went on holiday in Italy (no data service) to find that I have virtually no songs on my phone. I was just find around with iTunes on my mac and phone. I wanted to make sure that I got a lot out there.

  I have a couple of smart playlists, I checked the last played column and it's more than a month, according to my iTunes I have not played any music at all since I joined apple music.

  This is why my smart playlists are not updated etc etc.

  How can I fix this? I disabled could run the music on my phone and downloaded all the music on it but the data are still hurting.

  Help, please

  Hi wooliewoollard,

  If I understand your question, you want to know why your iTunes Library to play the counts do not show your activity using Apple's music.  Could you give a little more information on how you use the Apple music subscription?  It seems to me you have been mainly streaming content on your device.  While you can indicate your Favorites, which will update the suggestions For You, unless you download music to play offline, play music from your music collection, counties smart playlists and the game will not be updated.

  Take a look at the resource below to get a better understanding of the functioning of the subscription of music to Apple and the music app:

  Use of music music Apple in the app

  Listen offline

  You can download songs, including songs that you purchased from the iTunes Store, adding music from Apple, or have been matched or downloaded with Apple music or iTunes game - to your device to listen to when you're not connected to the Internet:

  1. Tap the Options icon plus next to the item.
  2. Press the download icon to the right of the work of the song at the top of the menu of Options, or tap more to download from the bottom of the menu.
  3. The song is downloaded on your device.

  To display the music you downloaded for offline listening, go to my music. In the section recently added, press the category picker (artist, album, etc.). Only downloaded music is at the bottom of the list of categories. When this setting is enabled, My Music shows only the songs you downloaded on your device. Disable this setting to see all of your music, including the music stored in iCloud music library.

  Add songs, albums, and playlists

  You can add songs, albums, playlists and music videos to your library from anywhere in the Apple's music. Items that add you on one device are also added to your other devices that are connected to the Apple's music.

  On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  1. In the music application, find the song, album, or playlist you want to add.
  2. Tap the More Options to the right of the name of the song or the album.
  3. Press on to add the song, album, or playlist to my music.

  Songs and albums appear under my music > library. Playlists appear under my music > playlists.

  On your Mac or PC

  1. In iTunes, find the song, album or playlist you want to add in the New tab or for you, or search within Apple's music. You can search music Apple from any tab except for the iTunes Store.
  2. Click the More Options to the right of the name of the song or the album.
  3. Click on add to my music.

  Songs and albums appear under my music. Playlists appear in the sidebar tab Playlists in the Playlists of music from Apple.

  Take care

• ICloud for Apple music activation will damage my iTunes library?

  I agree with Apple's music and I understand that if I want to add pieces of Apple's music in my iTunes library I must activate iCloud. I have so far resisted doing this since all reports of permanent damage to your library master iTunes at the time where Apple music was introduced. It means your iTunes library will be scanned and anything in the catalog of music Apple is copied in your iCloud, but at a lower speed to ICloud. Music you have (I have 1700 titles of a CD, I added that I bought) is not in the catalog will be copied in iCloud, but at a lower rate. But I was warned of the following problems. Does anyone know if all those who have been set? Of course, I keep a backup of everything on my Mac, but I'm afraid of damaging my iTunes library. I've read about problems are:

  1. DRM is added to the music you own and copied to your iTunes library.
  2. Music you have will be converted at any bit rate and a different format (I use MP3) and copied in your library.
  3. Many only find albums that they have got iTunes tracks scrambled, metadata for artist names and track names got scrambled, and playlists got out of order.
  4. Album cover and the track got corrupted and replaced with incorrect art.

  I know things are not supposed to be true based on the Apple FAQ, but they occurred when music Apple and iOS 9 first came out. These questions definitely resolved?

  David290 wrote:

  I agree with Apple's music and I understand that if I want to add pieces of Apple's music in my iTunes library I must activate iCloud. I have so far resisted doing this since all reports of permanent damage to your library master iTunes at the time where Apple music was introduced. It means your iTunes library will be scanned and anything in the catalog of music Apple is copied in your iCloud, but at a lower speed to ICloud. Music you have (I have 1700 titles of a CD, I added that I bought) is not in the catalog will be copied in iCloud, but at a lower rate. But I was warned of the following problems. Does anyone know if all those who have been set? Of course, I keep a backup of everything on my Mac, but I'm afraid of damaging my iTunes library. I've read about problems are:

  1. DRM is added to the music you own and copied to your iTunes library.
  2. Music you have will be converted at any bit rate and a different format (I use MP3) and copied in your library.
  3. Many only find albums that they have got iTunes tracks scrambled, metadata for artist names and track names got scrambled, and playlists got out of order.
  4. Album cover and the track got corrupted and replaced with incorrect art.

  I know things are not supposed to be true based on the Apple FAQ, but they occurred when music Apple and iOS 9 first came out. These questions definitely resolved?

  1. no DRM will not be added to your own music and copied into your iTunes Library UNLESS you decide to delete your original files and then re - upload to your computer's iTunes library. Or if you have set up a second computer share the same Apple ID and download the tracks to this second computer.

  2 not - yet as answer #1 - if you delete your original files and then re-download. You will receive versions Apple music that - according to what bitrate you torn initially to-may or may not be a lower data rate.

  3. Yes, it happens. But most often it happens when you try to listen to music on other computers or devices. There was reports of these types of problems in their library (the one people used as source to configure BCTI) original iTunes and that's why it makes sense to have a backup of your original files. But, that being said, I've been using AM / BCTI since it began and I saw only occasional and minor problems with my metadata on my original library. However, I've seen a lot of questions on the iPhone and iPad that share my ID Apple and iCloud music library - mainly the wrong version of a song being substituted for the one I have in my library (the original) iMac iTunes.

  4 Yes - See answer #3.

  Yet once again, most of these problems happen either (1) on the secondary devices you use with your music library to iCloud or (2) when people decided - usually to save hard drive space - to remove their original files and then replace with others of their MEMBER.

• Apple music on iOS 9.2 "Media Format not supported"

  I get "failed to open, this format support don't is not supported" error message when I try to listen on my WIFI network.  It works very well on the 4G cell phone. It seems I'm not the only one to experience this. Does anyone know how to fix this?

  Hi, jchong.

  Please visit Apple support communities.

  I understand that you receive an error when you attempt to play media on Apple music.  Let's start by going through the steps involved in iOS in the article below.

  Advanced steps for fixing problems with the iTunes Store connection

  Since Apple music works when you are connected to the cellular data network, the next step would be your Wi - Fi network troubleshooting.  You can also make sure that your Wi - Fi network settings have been optimized by the following recommended settings.

  TCP and UDP ports used by Apple software

  Recommended settings for the WiFi routers and access points

  See you soon