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• I have an ipod touch 128 GB... but I'm almost to reach its maximum.  I want to do is buy a new ipod touch 128 GB and add new music without synchronizing the entire library to it... I have 2 ipods in conjunction with other copies

  I have an ipod touch 128 GB... but I'm almost to reach its maximum.

  I want to do is buy a new ipod touch 128 GB and add new music without synchronizing the entire library to it... I have 2 ipods in conjunction with the other copies of the other.

  is this possible?

  What should I do?

  Matt

  When you get the new iPod, you can use iTunes on your computer to select and synchronize the music you want on it, in the same way that you synchronize your current iPod - your iTunes will recognize them as different devices and will remember your choice of synchronization for each, it will not (unless, for example, you restore the backup of your current on her iPod) put the same content on both.

  (I asked for your post be moved to the iPod Touch forum, where you have posted is the iPad forum use.)

• Apple music turn on and iCloud library

  Hi, I initially activated music Apple iCloud library during my 3 month trial and he has deleted all my music on my iPhone/iPad and iMac playlists and I had to reset all my devices to factory settings and start over again and recreate playlists. I am interested in the reactivation of apple's music once again.  It will remove all my playlists again if I reactive on all my devices?

  also I have an iPod classic 160 gb that I use on a regular basis, how does this affect apple music?

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  Alistair

  If you have created playlists for music in your iTunes library, then those should not be affected by the Apple music. That said you should always run Time Machine or another backup solution in case something goes wrong.

  If you re-enable music Apple and iTunes in the cloud corresponds to all the tracks in your library and available to any eligible device that supports music Apple. Securities without correspondence will be downloaded and available for broadcast as well as iTunes Match made. Once this process is complete, you can create new playlists that incorporate the musical Apple or make use of the Apple held selections in the sections 'For You' and 'New' to iTunes and the app music iOS.

  Note that Apple music is protected by DRM and devices must have wifi or cell phone to confirm your subscription before you can listen to or download songs from Apple's music. So your iPod Classic won't work with Apple music. Unfortunate but that's its something that will not change.

• How can I keep an iPhoto library, update on two Macs without copying the entire library every time?

  Sorry if this has been asked several times before, I looked but could not find an answer to my specific questions...

  Currently, I keep my iPhoto on two different Macs library by periodically copy the package to the main computer entire iPhoto library to an external hard drive, then loading into iPhoto on the second machine.

  The problem is that it takes a lot of time and I find myself doing less, which means that I am often without recent photos I want to join the second Mac. Is there a way to copy only the new pictures/videos added since the last copy was made on the hard drive, which I can then add to the library on the second machine without replacing the entire library?

  I was wondering if it was possible to use the software of incremental backup to backup on the external drive that I could then use to update the second mac. In this case would be that I have to replace the entire library on the second mac every time, but at least it would be a faster process that also copy entire library since the first mac in the first place.

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  If none of this is possible in the way that I'm demanding, could someone suggest an alternative photo storage software for Mac that I can have more control on?

  Yes, you can use an incremental backup or clone (like Carbon Copy clone or SuperDuper) program for updating the second library - this will not libraries merge in order to not do that is you make changes to the second library on this machine - it only makes library 2 exactly as 1 library each time that you run

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• Apple Music - Albums disappear from the library of Apple?

  Hey brilliant minds,.

  I'm digging music Apple, but I have the impression that they continue to move my cheese. I'll listen to an album, not usually add it to the local device unfortunately then I look for the album and it is gone.

  The songs are able to be searched in the system individually, but not in the list of reading/album format. Pretty frustrating. Apart from many examples, the most recent is Magical Mystery Tour - the Beatles. Thursday, it's in their library, Sunday, it's as if it never happened. All the songs are there, but I can't find the album in the library for a consistent experience. It is the latest example, but I struggled through it before.

  You all see this album in the library? Suck my research skills? I tried iOS Mac/Windows and iPhone/Pad. Again, played through it days ago, so he was there. Thank you!

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• Apple music family free 3 month subscription if a member already used

  Hello. I'll put up my family shares account specifically for the Apple's music, and I have two questions:

  1. If there is available free 3 month trial for the whole family, is the family organizer that only 'click' (eg on his iPhone) and it is available for all members? Or all of them need to click separately?
  2. What happens if a member already used this free trial version and other members had no? The whole family is charged after the first month?

  Hi varvados,

  The resources below will explain how to change your individual membership of Apple's music for a family membership and how to set up in the sharing of the family.

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

  Move from an individual membership to a family membership

  With a family membership at Apple music, families of up to six people can enjoy all the benefits of Apple music, each with their own library. If you have joined Apple music as an individual Member, you can change to a family membership at any time. You can also switch to an individual membership if you choose. You can also attach an existing family membership.

  Join an existing family membership

  If you have an individual membership of music Apple and want to join an existing family membership, follow these steps:

  1. Disable the automatic renewal of your individual membership.
  2. Ask the organizer of the family membership you want to join invite you to join the Group.
  3. Accept the invitation to participate in a family group.
  4. After accepting the invitation, open the Apple app music and make sure that you are part of the group.

  Implement the family sharing

  After you configure the sharing of family, you can invite members of your family to join.

  Author invites people to join the family

  As long as you use both iOS 8 and later versions or OS X Yosemite and later, you can add anyone who owns an Apple ID to your family. If you have children, use these steps to create Apple ID them and add them to your group. Use the steps below to add someone who already has an ID of Apple.

  On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch:

  1. Go to settings > iCloud > family > add family member.
  2. Enter your member of the family name or e-mail address.
  3. Follow the instructions on the screen.

  On your Mac:

  1. Choose the Apple menu > System Preferences, and then click iCloud.
  2. Click on manage the family.
  3. Click on +, then follow the instructions on the screen.

  If your family member is with you, they reach their password Apple ID on your device to accept the invitation. You can also send them an invitation, and they can accept their device. If you have more than one Apple in iTunes, you can invite all of your accounts to the group, you can share your other Apple IDs with your family purchases.

  Enjoy!

• Removing and installing the RAM several times can affect to my Mac Mini?

  My little brother back RAM on my Mac Mini many times; but it remove the RAM properly and install it correctly

  Removing and installing the RAM may affect to my Mac Mini?

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  OS X 10.11.5

  No, it should not affect the machine when the withdrawal/re-installing memory - correctly.

  My second thought about this - why it has removed/re-installed memory several times?  Trying to upgrade the drive?  change a component any?  repair?

  Materials only I 'played' were - SSD, adding second HARD drive disk with data doubling cable, insulating modular wifi/bluetooth, etc. and of course, the upgrade memory.  Once they did that, I got very little intention of reopening the mini - except air jet, clean the fan.

  Sam

• I recently bought a new computer. I don't have no transfer my itunes library (or save) and eventually remove my entire itunes on my ipod library. I was able to recover my purchased music, but is there a way to retrieve the CD I downloaded too?

  I recently bought a new computer. I didn't have to transfer my itunes library or return it high and ended up to the top of the deletion of my library on my ipod. I was able to recover the purchased music, but is it possible to recover the music burned to a CD?

  Your i-device was not designed for unique storage of your media. It is not that a transfer backup device and media has been planned with you keep a master copy of your media on a computer that is in itself independently supported against loss.  To use a device with a different configuration, you pass the old library from a computer or a backup directly in the new configuration, not the device to the library. Synchronization of media isn't a way, computer to the device, update the contents of the device to the content on the computer, update or restore the content on a computer. The exception is iTunes Store purchases that can be transferred to a computer.

  Redownload or transfer your iTunes Store purchases an iPhone, iPad or iPod to computer - https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201267 - 'this feature only works for content purchased from the iTunes Store. From iOS9 is more apps that now need to be re-downloaded directly from the store.

  To transfer other items from an i-device to a computer, you will need to use third-party commercial software.  See this document in turingtest2: recover your iTunes library from your iPod or device iOS - https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3991 even this method can fully recover what you originally had in the library. For example, in order to save space during synchronization if you had converted music files at a lower rate, or photos at a lower resolution, it is these lower quality files that will pick you up.

  If you subscribe to the Apple music, titles that are not part of the content that you have purchased or downloaded may not be transferred and must be downloaded directly from iCloud.

• transfer of iTunes with Apple music library

  If you perform a transfer iTunes library to a new computer, and you have the Apple music, your playlists will transfer correctly? Your personal music as well as the Organization of library of Apple's music will remain intact? I see that the Apple music files are present in your iTunes directory, but I have not yet attempted to transfer.

  If you clone the iTunes all folder to a new machine so everything should go as if nothing had happened. I don't have an active subscription for the test, but I'm pretty sure I tried this scenario. IIRC, you can't copy music files from Apple independently from one library to another, but in all the library, it should be good. At worst the copied files of AM could be removed, which requires you to download new copies offline if you wanted them.

  TT2

• 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.

• How to download the entire library of music on iOS devices?

  Hello

  I have a few devices running iOS 9.2

  I'm now can download single song or playlist on these devices, but not any music library. I realized that keeping online list could consume too much data, so can just download entire library of music for listening offline?

  Hello Stark_Hu,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  If I understand your post, you are a member of Apple's music, and you want to download all of your music on your iPhone for offline listening.  To get help this process, please follow the steps below.

  Download songs, albums and playlists to listen to offline

  You can download songs, albums, or playlists on your device so that you can listen to them when you are not connected to the Internet, you need to download tracks, albums or playlists on each device that you want to use for offline listening.

  * You can download music on up to 10 devices. These songs are only available during your membership of Apple's music.

  On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  1. In the music application, find the element you want to download.
  2. Tap the More Options to the right of the name of the song, album, or playlist.
  3. Press the download icon to the right of the article work. If you see a instead of the download icon, the question is not in your iCloud music library. Press on the to add the item to my music, then press on the download icon to download the agenda on your device.

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

  On your Mac or PC

  1. In iTunes, find the item that you want to download in the tab my music or playlists. You cannot download items to listen to offline on the iTunes Store.
  2. Click the icon to the right of the name of the song, on the album cover, or cloud to the right of the name of the playlist.

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

  Simply display songs, albums and playlists that you downloaded on your device

  • iPhone, iPad and iPod touch: In the Music my tab, click library. Then press one of the different points of view (artists, Albums, etc.) and only turn on offline music. A message that says "not showing music on this [device]. Display all the music. "at the top of the screen. Tap view all music to see all of your music.
  • Mac: In iTunes, on the bar menu at the top of your computer screen, choose View > only offline of the music. A message that says "not showing music on this computer. Display all the music. "at the top of the screen. Click on 'Show all music' to see all your music.
  • Windows: Press control and B on your keyboard to open the bar menu of iTunes. Choose View > music offline. A message that says "not showing music on this computer. Display all the music. "at the top of the screen. Click on 'Show all music' to see all your music.

  When you view an item that you have downloaded on your device, you will see an icon offline near it but its exact location varies. For example:

  • If you download a whole album or playlist, offline icon appears when you look at the album or playlist in my music. You will also see an icon in offline mode when you view a compilation, but not when you view specific genres, composers or artists.
  • If you download a song, the offline icon to the right of each title of the song.
  • If you download songs from the album, but not whole album, offline icon appears to the right of the just the songs you downloaded.

  Add music catalog to Apple's music to your library on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac or PC

  See you soon.

• Apple music - how to remove audio files from my iPhone 6

  Am using Apple's music, also have a library of large 20,000 + iTunes (saved with iTunes game).  Before the launch of music Apple had a number of elements (693) downloaded to the phone.  No need to have too much space.  Tried to remove it from iTunes (Device - music) without success.  Any solution please.

  If you're all in with Apple music streaming to your iPhone, then you can delete the local music files.

  To do this, you can temporarily disable the Apple music and iCloud music library on your iPhone from settings - music. Then restart the music app and you should see the local songs that are stored on your iPhone. You may have to disable iTunes game as well.

  You can follow this procedure to remove the remaining local music. http://www.IMore.com/how-delete-all-locally-stored-music-your-iPhone-iPad-or-IPO d-touch

  Now you can turn on Apple music and iCloud music library and start broadcasting your music again. Note that you can download and make the songs Apple music available offline on your iPhone If you never want to listen to music without having to flow on cell phone. This is useful if you do not want to exceed a monthly data Cap.

• How to extract the same song, several times using different bit rates or formats and store all the digital music files in WMP 12 default on the same HDD music library

  Using Windows Media Player 12 (w/under Windows 7), "can I ripping the same song, several times, using different bitrates & and/or formats and store all the digital music files in the music library by default WMP - 12, on the same hard drive?

  1.) #1 goal: tear up the same song repeatedly, w / "different rates" as a WMA file.

  2.) #2 goal: tear up the same song repeatedly, w / "different rates" as an mp3 file.

  3.) #3 objective: NOT to each subsequent copy (version) of the song, deleted & and/or replaced by the previous version of the song [even].

  4.) question Bottom Line Up Front--> is Windows Media Player 12 (included with the Windows 7 operating system) are able to achieve '#1 objectives; #2; & #3 above?

  5.) details/example: I want to tear the piece "Maria Maria by Carlos Santana" to my laptop as a Windows Media Audio [WMA] file.  In addition, I would like to rip the song 'Maria Maria' three several times with 3 different bitrates in format WMA; and, as an MP3 file.  Therefore, my final result wished (after the extraction process), will take place the four 4 audio files split up as follows: (a) 'Maria Maria by Carlos Santana'--> Format: file WMA; Ripped @128 Kbps bitrate.  (b) ' Maria Maria by Carlos Santana'--> Format: file WMA; Ripped to the "Variable bit rate; (c) ' Maria Maria by Carlos Santana'--> Format: file WMA; Ripped commissioning "Lossless." and (d). 'Maria Maria by Carlos Santana'--> Format: MP3 file. Ripped @256 Kbps bitrate.

  6.) my preference: I do NOT want to rename the file (s). {for example, 'Maria Maria by Carlos Santana' renamed/changed for--> "Maria_Maria_by_Carlos_Santana_128kbps.wma",...} 'Maria_Maria_by_Carlos_Santana_256kbps.mp3 '; etc.}.  In addition, I am not concerned about the additional disk space that will be consumed after multiple copies of the same song with different speeds of transmission and different formats.

  7.) my experience w / Windows Media Player 10 (w / the operating system of Windows XP): using WMP - 10, my goal (s) described above is not a problem at all.  Simply insert the CD purchased by Carlos Santana, containing the song "Maria Maria"... Select the desired Format (WMA; WMA VBR; WMA Lossless; or mp3)... Select the desired flow rate (WMA... 128/160/192kbps_mp3: 128/192/256/320 kbit / s; etc.) ; and click on the "RIP" button to start the copy process on the hard disk of of Carlos Santana's "Maria Maria".  This process (w / WMP-10) would result in having the same song, copied on the hard disk, with levels of quality different "audio" (via the different bit rate settings); regardless of the format (MP3/WMA) which was chosen.

  8.) my experience w / Windows Media Player 11 (w / the operating system of Windows XP): using WMP 11, to described above of my objective (s) could not be reached e-a-s-i-l-y.  The problem with WMP - 11 - in short - which was after the desired selection "Rip settings" tab 'Options' of WMP - 11 (i.e., Format & Bit Rate) and heart-wrenching piece wanted to {'Maria Maria by Carlos Santana'} a moment later/second, WMP11 remove / would crush the previous version of the song [even].  Therefore, the program would NOT allow the user to have multiple copies of the same song on the hard drive of the PC; which obviously restricts a user to have the freedom to choose what level of quality digital audio, they prefer to listen to.

  9.) the ability to have multiple copies [at my descretion] of the same song (on my hard drive) with different bitrates and formats in my music library, is important for me because it has a direct impact on "how I enjoy MY music ', and in what form (audio quality), I choose to listen to my music.  {For example, when I exercise and listening to my camera, digital audio player (Zune), a song ('Maria Maria by Carlos Santana'), will usually be torn off at a lower rate due to the unit of capacity reduction of storage - compared to the storage capacity of notebook PCs/desktop/external hard drives PC.}  However, when I listen to my music through my home cinema or entertainment system (which contains a hard disk dedicated with a large storage capacity), I prefer to load the entertainment system with digital music files that have been ripped to WMA... with the bit being rate-setting is for the: settings "WMA Variable Bit Rate" or "WMA Lossless.

  10.) there you have it.  This is my first post in this forum.  I hope that [detailed] explanations, will be sufficient to encourage these "with knowledge & the hands on experience" using Windows Media Player 12 (as well as with WMP-10/WMP-11 respectively), by providing a [step] "How-to"... "solution to my situation.  It would be highly appreciated.  I'm looking forward-'the solution' - and relevant suggestions & and/or community feedback regarding my request for assistance.

  * Thank 'All' (that would) in advance... For your time & Assistance *.

  Certainly, you can, but I would say that they be in different folders, for your convenience as well as Windows.  You can create one for each debit/format, then you will know who is who.

  In Windows Media Player, on the toolbar, select Tools, Options, Rip, and then select the flow you want first, rip music, then change the folder (higher on the same tab) and rip again... and so on and so forth.

  When you are at home on your home theater, you can use the 320 bitrate folder, when you transfer to the Zune, you can use one of the lower bitrate files (although I personally tear it up to 320 and let the Zune reduce as he wants, even with the iPhone via iTunes, hard drive space is not really a problem here) my server has several hard drives, and I can always add more if and when space is low!

• How transefer library of music to another device (Apple Music)

  I just purchased a subscription to the music of Apple and added music from my existing iTunes about 1400 songs library (not all songs have been purchased directly through iTunes but most were). Once I enabled the Apple music subscription however, my Macbook is no longer directly sync to my iPhone. This includes all my previous music and playlists as well. I would really only two devices to have the same things, but I can't figure out how to transfer all the music on my iPhone since my Macbook that contains my complete library. Can someone help me please understand the best way to complete this transfer without having to download all via wi - fi?

  https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7163823 - if you subscribed to Apple music or iTunes game, you will not have to run manually or synchronize music on a device in iTunes. Synchronize your music is made by iCloud and all of your eligible music should appear there. Movies can always be synchronized.

  A little more on this subject and a few options - https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7194995 and: move content from iTunes on your computer to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - https://support.apple.com/HT201593

  and a workaround to disable iCloud temporarily so that you can sync using iTunes - https://discussions.apple.com/message/28842873#28842873

• The end of my Apple music it didn't renew for 2 days, no library now?

  SO I use music to Apple for about a year now, and I had no money to pay this month after a great holiday, spare wheel so he had to wait a few days until I had once more means, of course, it gives you a period of time in which to pay, but I couldn't not until 2 days after that my subscription has been cancelled...

  When I finally got to renew it, I encountered a problem...

  on my Mac that all my songs have been returned to my library, however on my iPhone 5s, only my purchased songs are there... The Apple music playlists are still there, but they are empty...

  How to restore all these songs on my iPhone?

  I have already activated my iCloud library once again and the music Apple but not luck!

  On your iPhone, tap Settings > iTunes and App Store > (your Apple ID) then click on logout and restart your iPhone and go back and reconnect.