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• On photos on iphone with iCloud library storage

  How can I limit the space used by photos in ios9 without deleting icloud?

  With iCloud library enabled, you cannot delete a photo on a device (or iCloud.com) without deleting each device which uses iCloud photo library (iCloud.com). In order to save space on your mobile devices (and indeed your Mac if you want to) turn on the optimization of the pictures on these devices (settings > photos & camera > optimize storage on your mobile device and Photo preferences > optimize storage on your Mac)

  Dynamic optimization, it reduces the resolution of your photos, if necessary, so that you don't notice it occurring initially. However, when necessary, it is very effective, and users have reported libraries being optimized for much less than 10% of their original size in some cases. My own library is about 9% of its original on my phone size.

  In most cases, optimize your photos should be enough to raise the space related issues on your device. However, if you have an exceptionally large library you may need to disable iCloud photo library on your mobile device and use instead the photo stream. You can then use a computer to manage the photo stream photos and have them automatically imported into you iCloud photo library.

• Why can't I manually manage music with iCloud and Apple active?

  In a previous discussion, the following point kept deployed: "you must disable the iCloud library in settings on the iPhone, and then manage it manually the music and videos option will be available again."

  True, but... WHY? # * % $! ' s sake, I should be able to choose what songs go on my device, regardless of source of the source file. As it is, when I keep iCloud and Apple music enabled on my iPad, I find myself with random files on it which I can't delete until I stopped the two aforementioned services. More than once, my iPad has mysteriously filled to capacity with I not not choose or play music.

  It is a major problem, and it needs to be fixed. Apple, please allow users to control their own devices and files the way they prefer. If I want a song on my device, I'll put it here, my computer, from iCloud, Apple music or from iTunes. I just want to play, I'll listen without downloading it. Period. Any necessary additional complications.

  We are just users like you here in these forums. Apple employees are not allowed to post replies to the messages here.

  You better put your complaints about Apple's Feedback page.

  http://www.Apple.com/feedback/

• Photos about El Capitan with iCloud library active lose local photos?

  Recently, I wanted to use iCloud library to have a backup of my personal memories cloud. I had my library set up in the Photos of El Capitan and allowed iCloud photo library. It is still downloading but I have known a few disruptive effects.

  Then, suddenly, I realize that a few pictures and movies have an exclamation point. Clicking on it it tells me that the photo was not able to find the original file, or sometimes he says he wasn't able to download the original to iCloud and I should try again later.

  The thing is: I'm on the Mac, where is the main library of Photos. Must download from here. He is the master copy. Why pictures removed some local files in the first place and try to upload them to iCloud again when he should just have this file on the local hard drive? This happened to someone?

  By logging into iCloud.com and go in the Photos app, I can see the movie file is there. So he managed to download there, thank God. But how can I re - link the file missing to this copy iCloud again?

  Here are my questions for this situation.

  (1) is it possible to create a smart album showing me all the pictures to what Photos can't find the local file? An album with all the pictures and movies that have an exclamation point?

  (2) is it possible to reconnect a file missing a copy in iCloud? Where can I download the file from iCloud and re-connect the missing file of Photos in a local file on my hard drive? Or do I need to import it back this picture and put manually into any album that I had it in earlier?

  (3) is this normal download process? Pictures downloading images and movies to iCloud, then delete the original or download the file from iCloud? Is it a problem of weird first sync that will resolve itself once I have let the download process to iCloud finish? But why deleted pictures from the file in the first place? This seems odd to me.

  (4) if nothing helps and I see that iCloud got all original and everything is there, but local library refuses to get the original to iCLoud files, how can I reset my local iPhoto library and redownload all icloud without endangering my album, photos, videos and all the settings and changes I made?

  Thanks for your help! It's really appreciated.

  1 - iCloud iPhoto Library s not a backup - it is a method of sharing to ensure that libraries on multiple devices are the same - all changes made on any device are made on all

  2 - doe photos not "remove" anything - users - if something is missing it's because of the action of the user

  3 - Although what you see does not sound as if it was your problem before you start making changes allow the process to complete stabilize - during the downloading process things can be wobbly

  4. There is no smart album to identify the missing originals

  5. in the preferences Photos do youhave that it set to download the originals on the Mac or use photos optimized?

  6 - did you do any cleaning system or run software cleaning as MacKeeper or CleanMyMac (Hint - NOT - they are not necessary and can spoil things wrong)

  leave again once the process completed before you make changes - one each thing is downloaded and stable then return for further assistance if you need

  LN

• Library of mobile Photos with iCloud library enabled

  TL; DR: Library of Photos while using iCloud does not merge, but adds the entire library to iCloud, once again, in my case upgrade my plan of storage while plenty of space for this merger

  All,

  I have been using iCloud photo library for a long time now to synchronize photos between devices, and.

  I'm running out of space in the drive of my Mac, and I wanted to move the library to the SD card, so I followed the steps to copy the folder and then selecting the alt-click on the Photos icon library.

  It works, all (or most) of the exhibition of photos very well.

  When I go into Preferences > iCloud he says "iCloud for Photos features are available in the library of the system", so I go to Preferences > general and click 'Use as library system' which I think is the correct step since I don't want to spend the entire hard drive and SD card is always connected (it's a Transcend JetDrive Lite 330 enough to store things I don't usually work) (such as photos, music, files ISO and VMs). ICloud options are available click on, so I check 'iCloud photo library' and then it starts to redownload my entire library

  

  Since the library is the same, I wasn't expecting to download and let me upgrade my iCloud-storage plan. I did, for fear of deleting something, but I have always received a lot of space in my 50 GB plan that I can see in system preferences > iCloud (using the ~ 37 GB).

  

  This is the expected behavior and what I need to download again, all my photos? They're all here already!

  

  Are there additional steps to follow when moving the library AND iCloud is activated? I sure miss what is obvious, but I followed all the steps described in official documents and other internet resources, nothing helps, that is: no way to avoid the double space in iCloud so spend my iCloud storage plan.

  Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

  iCloud photo library - Apple Support

  Get help with your photo library - Apple Support iCloud

  If I turn on iCloud local library, my library on my iMac remain intact and still receive new phot...

  Designate a system library in pictures - Apple Support , where you can read "If you designate a new library as the library of the system and then turn on the iCloud photo library, photos and videos in the new library will merge with those already in your library of photos to iCloud. If you want to separate the contents of your photo libraries, don't turn on iCloud photo library for a library of pictures. more", merge what I expected, not the complete library again.»

  Thank you!

  Since the library is the same, I wasn't expecting to download and let me upgrade my iCloud-storage plan. I did, for fear of deleting something, but I have always received a lot of space in my 50 GB plan that I can see in system preferences > iCloud (using the ~ 37 GB).

  This is the expected behavior and what I need to download again, all my photos? They're all here already!

  Yes.

  Photos will download the library once again, because it cannot be sure that the library has moved is completely identical.  It is downloaded again and check for duplicates. Once the download is complete, you use more storage than before iCloud, but it will take a lot of time.

  But it shouldn't be necessary to upgrade the storage plan. You should be able to demote him again as soon as the download is complete.

  What I do, when I want to move the library to a new location is to create a new empty library on the new drive and then turn on the library empty as the iCloud photo library. The library will be downloaded icloud in the empty library instead of download. It's faster and avoid the prompt to upgrade storage iCloud. But the drawback is that I need to name all the faces again, given that the faces does not synchronize to iCloud. And the projects will be missing.  I'm keeping a copy of the original library in the new location, so I can use old projects and can find faces in the event of doubt about a name.

• 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?

  Thanks in advance

  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 turn on iCloud library music on my iPod Classic 180 GB

  I have an iPod Classic 180 GB which I only use in the car.

  When I try to transfer the Playlist of 'Music Apple' I get the following message

  

  I can't find an option on my iPod Classic to turn on iCloud music library.

  If someone can advise?

  I suspect that the answer will be that the iPod Classic doesn't support Apple's music

  I'll be disappointed if I can't do it. Pay £15 a month for music from Apple, but not being is not able to use my iPod Classic in the car with her will suck...

  Well, it's more fundamental than that... iPod classic doesn't have an Internet connection, so there is no way to access your music to iCloud library.  And it does not support downloads of music by Apple (song subscribed files you can download Music from Apple), because it can not verify your subscription (no Internet connection) as required by the content producers.  only iPod that can play songs music from Apple's iPod touch, because it is an iOS with Internet, like the iPhone and the iPad device.

• Cannot activate icloud library

  When I try to activate the icloud on my itunes music library by following the steps: itunes - general preferences, it is not a "icloud library" option to check or turn on. Why can't I see this option?

  See this - How do I enable or disable music to iCloud library.

• With the help of pictures with iCloud

  I have a problem with the use of the photos and iCloud which I can't solve alone...

  I love the feature that when I snap a photo on my iPhone, it shows up on my other devices as well. However, it is much, results use all my ability to iPhones. I want to be able to remove the 'local' storage of the photo in my iPhone, but still be able to view in my iPhone. How do I do that? After all, isn't that what iCloud's all about?

  ICloud-storage is full, I want to remove too much iCloud and keep only locally on my MacBook for display. How remove the photo from iCloud, but always keep locally on my Mac? And if I don't want to use photos as my photo Manager, how do I take their 'out' photos and store them in the form of directive on my Mac?

  I'm afraid that if I simply enter the photos app on any of my devices and try to remove a photo from iCloud, remove them permanently. How to avoid this?

  I hope someone can help me with this problem!

  With iCloud library enabled, you cannot delete a photo on a device (or iCloud.com) without deleting each device which uses iCloud photo library (iCloud.com). In order to save space on your mobile devices (and indeed your Mac if you want to) turn on the optimization of the pictures on these devices (settings > photos & camera > optimize storage on your mobile device and Photo preferences > optimize storage on your Mac)

  Dynamic optimization, it reduces the resolution of your photos, if necessary, so that you don't notice it occurring initially. However, when necessary, it is very effective, and users have reported libraries being optimized for much less than 10% of their original size in some cases. My own library is about 9% of its original on my phone size.

• lack of music to iCloud iTunes 12.3.3.17

  Hi guys,.

  I just upgraded my itunes to the latest version (12.3.3.17) and since I did, most of my music to iCloud library is missing, particularly content that I got from Apple's music. I see songs and albums I bought long ago on the iTunes store, but still as the content is not complete. Also, when I try to access some content on the iTunes Store or Apple music, the program crashes. Someone else you have these problems since the update?

  8.1 Windows 64-bit

  Thanks in advance,

  Khotso

  Yes, I have these issues as well. The reason why that iCloud music does not, is that it seems that the option in the preferences has been turned off. As you have noticed, if I turn it on and it starts to 'download', the program crashes almost immediately. I also have the crash at random times when trying to access the Radio Music Apple section and even try to reproduce a TV downloaded show. I'm running on Windows 7 64 bit. Well, I'd actually being run since I was unable to use it without crashing now.

• How to add music to my library when icloud music is on

  Hello

  I could do something stupid, but I hope someone can explain this to me.

  Before the launch of Apple's music, I have my music the value Sync my iPhone to my music library via a playlist.

  When Apple launched music, I wanted to listen to some of the music in offline mode, so to do this she helped iCloud music library.

  The question I have is that I now want to change some of the music I have sync'd through the reading list which seems to be more accessible. The big problem is that music, I would add my library is not available on Apple music, so I can't just enter it on the Apple Store.

  I really want to have to rebuild my music library by disabling iCloud music to reset the music library, then re - download all the music I already have offline.

  I do something wrong or is this a quirk of how Apple music is configured, which means that it only what I want?

  Thanks in advance

  Vel

  If you have activated the iCloud music library with Apple music so all your music in iTunes should be available from your iPhone. iCloud music library will scan your library and correspond to all the songs that he can and that will be available on other devices. In addition all securities that are not available in the iTunes Store will be downloaded on Apple servers.

  Once this process is complete, your entire music collection will be available to stream on your iPhone. If you want some music downloaded for listening offline, then you can create a playlist and add all these titles in the playlist "offline." Once the new playlist appears on your iPhone just select "make available offline" and it will download all of the music on the phone.

  More details on works of iCloud music library can be found here. iCloud library: understand the differences between music from Apple and iTunes game - Apple Support

• If I subscribe to iTunes game with duplicates in my library, will I have duplicates in my iCloud library?

  If I subscribe to iTunes game with duplicates in my itunes music library, will I have duplicates in my iCloud library?

  Hello

  ITunes game scans your library to determine what is coupled, downloaded, purchased in double or ineligible. It will not automatically de-dup your library, but if you have the same song twice in the same album, the second song will probably have a status Icloud "duplicate". However, same song on different albums could be mapped or downloaded.

  Jim

• Photos on macOS Sierra: Album of peoples does not synchronize with iCloud photo library

  Using Photos has just been updated for Sierra, and we finally have it in writing:

  https://help.Apple.com/photos/Mac/1.2/?lang=en#/phtf5e48489c

  Note: Persons identified in the album people are not synchronized between devices.

  And as far as I know, it really does not synchronize between my libraries of Photos on the MacBook Pro and my iMac.

  It's different in the 10 user guide iOS for the iPhone and iPad:

  http://help.Apple.com/iPhone/10/#/iph9c7ee918c

  People are synchronized between devices where you are connected with the same Apple ID.

  I wonder how this is supposed to work, if a Mac and iPhone are synchronized with iCloud User Library.

  None of the faces that I named on my iPhone did sync it with my Mac.

  Another indication that the lack of synchronization of the people and names is deliberate:

  This document has now also been updated:

  Use iCloud photo library on several Mac - Apple Support computers and Photos

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204486

  After have connected you, these items appear in the Photos app on all your Mac computers:

  • All photos and original videos
  • All folders and albums
  • Smart albums
  • Keywords
  • Memories
  • Key photo selections

  He used to say, tags searchable faces will perform synchronization between devices, but the tags are more is mentioned. Now we have the 'memories' instead.

• How to manage a large library of Photos with iCloud

  I have an iMac with a 1 TB drive. El Capitan.

  I have a library of Photos that is 450 GB.

  I use NOT currently in iCloud photo library.

  Library to backup to external hard drive.

  I would switch to 500 GB SSD drive, so I need to cut the pictures library to adapt.

  I tried to read as much information, but I'm still not clear on some points.

  Hard to test on the great library.

  Traverse and the cleaning of a large library of Photo are your time, I'm looking for less than hands on options.

  My thought:

  1. upgrade to iCloud 1 TB storage Plan

  2. turn on iCloud photo library (original leave) and wait a few days/weeks/months to the great library to synchronize with iCloud.

  3. turn on iCloud photo library (optimized) on iPhone and iPad to synchronize all libraries and get all the originals to iCloud and then the iMac

  Q1. How much space will be a large library as it takes on an iOS device. I'm afraid that even an optimized library will fill 64 GB device.

  (I know that's dependent on media, but just looking for a guideline for iOS, I think OS X is 9to1)

  4. once everything is synchronized, copy the photo library in DHM (properly formatted) as a backup.

  5. start the on EHD photo library to ensure the proper functioning.

  6. allow photo library on iMac as the synchronized library. Don't want to keep always connected DHM.

  7 change library Photos optimized on the computer and let the full synchronization.

  This should give me a library optimized on the iMac and a complete library on the EHD.

  However, since the EHD are not the Central Library for iCloud synchronization, it will remain not being updated.

  Q2. Can I create another user account on the iMac with my iCloud settings and using EHD originals full as the main library?

  That would allow me to periodically plug JEP, throw the other user account and let pictures synchronize updates and get new originals.

  This would be mainly used as a backup plan, so I rely not only on iCloud himself.

  Is this a reasonable plan or I'm far from base.

  Kind regards

  Brettdog

  Q1. How much space will be a large library as it takes on an iOS device. I'm afraid that even an optimized library will fill 64 GB device.

  (I know that's dependent on media, but just looking for a guideline for iOS, I think OS X is 9to1)

  My library has only about 200 GB on the Mac, with 40000 photos, but it's horrible on the iPad in an optimized version. Size is fine, he has been reduced to about 10% of its original size, but work with Photos is a pain, if each photo is just a fuzzy image and needs icloud download to view properly. Sometimes it takes a minute or more to recover the photo, so it is impossible to browse photos or making a slide show.  On the iPad, I returned to sync with iTunes, the albums selected. On the iPhone, it's not so bad, because the screen is smaller, and blurring is tolerable.

  Q2. Can I create another user account on the iMac with my iCloud settings and using EHD originals full as the main library?

  You can do it from your normal user account. Alternate between libraries and to the iCloud photo library on the external drive.

  It will be easier than permission risk issues when you access a library of two different user accounts.

  If you want to reduce the size of the internal Player library quickly, remove the library on internally, after that you are sure that the copy on the external hard drive is working properly.  Create a new library on the internal disk and make your iCloud Photo Library., optimized. The library will download in an optimized way and be much smaller to begin with.

• Windows 10. installed iTunes version 12.4.0.119. I have several iTunes libraries. On most of them display-> ' display as ' does not show the grid option. A library of fact.  It's all music, with no video media. By default seems to be a list that is unc

  Windows 10. installed iTunes version 12.4.0.119. I have several iTunes libraries. On most of them display-> ' display as ' does not show the grid option. A library of fact.  It's all music, with no video media. By default seems to be a list that is unchangeable.

  Select the sidebar if hidden. View options > view as may depend on which of the options for the song, artist, album, etc. are selected in the sidebar.

  TT2