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• Why is my music library still looking for missing unknown album everyday now never stops

  Why is my music library still looking for missing unknown album everyday now never stops

  Hello

  ·         You did changes to the computer before the show?

  ·         What Media Player do you use to play music files?

  ·         What is the file type of the music files you want to play?

  If you are using Windows media player, I suggest you to re - index the WMP library by following the steps below and check it, if it helps:

  (a) output Windows Media Player.

  (b) click Start, run, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Player, and then click OK.

  (c), select all the files in the folder and then click on Delete on the file menu.
  Note: You don't have to remove the folders that are in this folder.

  (d) restart Windows Media Player.
   
  Note: Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database

• How to WiFi to transfer MP3 files to the iPad music library folder...?

  Today my eBay bought Sandisk SDWS4 happened. To be honest, I was a bit disappointed that he couldn't access any folder of my choice in my iPad.

  So far, I only managed to sure the MP3 of WiFi tranfered files my PC to the "My downloads" folder of the application of Sandisk SDWS4. Is it possible to WiFi transfer MP3 files on iPad music library folder?

  In fact, I thought that Sandisk SDWS4 open up a list of all the folders on the iPad, I could then assign the upload or at least allow me to activate any folder iPad on the download folder list. -Yet, no.... It only allows to choice very limited and inflexible to download folders. There always will be an update for this or is - this simple impossible?

  Thank you for your info, St Joh's ' go to Chile

  sandboxes iOS all third party applications. the only part of one third of device iOS apps can access is the camera. This is a limitation of the iOS.

• Why are my ineligible tracks for iCloud music library?

  Recently, I turned on the Apple music on my Mac and turned on iCloud music library. Most of my songs have been downloaded without problem, but there were some, including some of my favorite pieces, which is apparently not eligible for the cloud.

  These songs are songs that I bought years ago while they are protected AAC audio files and I bought the on another Apple ID as I used to share one with a family member before me to be my own. However, my laptop is allowed to play the songs of this ID, and there were many other tracks protected in my library bought with other Apple ID, that have been matched / downloaded without any problem.

  In addition, all tracks are 128 Kbps, so that they are in the range of quality to download. None is more than 200 MB, so the file size is not the issue.

  All tracks are still currently available on the iTunes Store and Apple's music catalog.

  Is there another reason they might be inadmissible? And, if so, is there a way to solve this problem and download them to my music library to iCloud?

  Hello

  I own a small number of titles that I could not be upgraded. While some of the songs where still in the iTunes Store, they have been republished on / remastered versions of the same album.

  I suggest you burn these tracks on an audio cd and rerip them. You can get a match.

  Jim

• Cannot be deactivated iCloud music library

  As the title says, I want to disable iCloud library iTunes music on my PC, but cannot do so.  I have absolutely no interest in using iCloud library and I'm sick of it telling me that my session has expired and asking me to connect whenever I run iTunes.

  After a decent chunk of time trying to understand what point, I found a lot of posts in line to turn it off I just have to go in the General preferences and uncheck the option that is just below "See Apple Music."  The problem is that I don't have this option.  Its literally not there.

  I guess that what has happened is that all of these messages refer to older versions of iTunes and everything what reason, this option has been removed in the subsequent updates.  If this is the case, please tell me that there is another way to disable iCloud music library.

  So I just kept going in the rabbit hole of apple support pages and eventually find the solution.

  https://discussions.Apple.com/message/29278770#29278770

  I forgot to mention, but I've never used iCloud music library or Apple's music, so I could not understand why he said my "session expired" when I never started a session at first.  And maybe that's why the option turn off never showed up in my preferences.

  The fact that the solution was simply to signout, restart iTunes and then reconnect you makes me think it must be a bug.  And because of the ridiculous difficulty, I had to find a solution its a particularly frustrating bug.

  I hope that this issue helps someone else who takes care of this *.

• I have a music library of about 7.6 GB.  I have an old nano iPod which has a capacity of 8.0 GB. When I try to sync my library on the nano it accepts only about 1.68 GB.  How can I fix?

  I have a library of about 7.8 GB of songs iTunes music.  I have an iPod nano to 8.0 GB.  When I try to sync my music on the iPod the IPod does accept that about 1.68 GB.  I tried to restore and re-synchronization-the same results.

  JEB

  Are all your songs stored locallyin your computer's iTunes library?  iTunes cannot sync the songs that are accessed by streaming from Apple servers ("iCloud").  To check, find a song that does not sync your iPod to your iTunes library.  Do a right click and get information.  On the tab of the file Info window, browse to the location.  This site shows a path of the file to the location the file of that song on your drive, or should I say iCloud?  Expressed the iCloud, download it.

  If this is the General reason why much of the music library will not sync to the iPod, you can select the pieces all affected at the same time, right-click on the selection and download.  Once all the music files are stored locally, they sync to iPod.

  If this is not the cause of your problem, thanks for posting back with all additional details, such as any error message that appears when you attempt to sync.

• Recent update has corrupted the password and now the entire music library is missing

  Where is my music library? I've just updated my software and password and the library are missing.

  Can you help me? I have a hp pavilion computer.

  ?

  I'm assuming that you ask about iTunes, and why your music is not appear in the iTunes library?

  Is always music in the music folder?

  C:\Users\username\My Music\iTunes

• Impossible to use both: iMusic and previous music library

  Hello

  to use iMusic on my iphone and ipad, I have to activate the iCloud music library; but when I do that, all my old files, in this case, various language courses, disappear or cannot be played more.

  I chose "merge" btw.

  Anyone know how I can use both? And also, why the * Apple does it?

  Hello builtthispool,

  Welcome to Apple Support communities with your question about music and language courses.  I use Apple music and I also have a lot of audio files that are usually not in the iTunes store.  I am happy to answer your questions.

  First I wanted to give you this link that will explain a little about the differences between music from Apple and iTunes game:

  iCloud library: understand the differences between music from Apple and iTunes game

  Especially take note of this article:

  Music to Apple and iTunes game are not backup of your original music library services. Be sure to back up your music library so that you have a copy of your music and other information if your Mac or PC is already replaced, lost or damaged.

  Before you begin working with the help of Apple's music or iTunes Match, whichever you choose, you'll want to save your language course.  Here is a link to explain how to back up your iTunes library:

  Manage and backup your iTunes library

  Once you have saved your iTunes library, you can decide which service you want to use.  While both services download songs that are not in the iTunes Store, it is possible that they may not download or correspond to classes because of the type of file.  What you can do instead is to synchronize files physically connecting your iPhone / iPad to your computer.

  Media synchronization between your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and iTunes on your Mac or PC

  Have a great day!

• If I had to restore my music library after a computer failure, if I sync my iPod I lose the music?

  I had to restore my music library after a computer failure, but not all of my library was reatored. If I sync my iPod what do I lose music? I heard that

  You can not sync music between the two if the iPod has iTunes has no music. I don't want to lose my entire library which is at this point on the iPod.

  If you "restore" your iTunes library by adding your songs (and other content) to a new iTunes library (instead of restore full of backup iTunes library), your current iTunes library is treated as a different iPod iTunes library.  iPods can use Auto-Sync with one iTunes library at a time.  If you have set up the synchronization with your current iTunes library, the existing content of the iPod (from the old iTunes library) is deleted and replaced with the contents of your current iTunes library.  All the songs from the iPod that are not on your iTunes current library will be lost.

  By design, iTunes sync is generally in one direction, from iTunes to iPod library.  You cannot use iTunes to transfer files of song from iPod to computer (with the exception of songs purchased from the iTunes Store).  However, there are methods and third party utilities that can transfer from iPod to computer.  If you do an Internet search on something like 'ipod music transfer', you should get a few links (including a CNET article on the subject).

  Once the song on your disk files, add them to your current iTunes library.  After the confirmation of your iTunes library has all of your songs, you can configure synchronization with the iPod.

• I need these files to iTunes 4 music library?

  I have these 4 iTunes files in my folder iTunes Music Library.xml intact from 2012 - the last time I did a transfer of iTunes library manual on a hard nine. They don't take up much space, but I'm doing a manual backup of my Mac and clean install of El Capitan so I won't wear any undesirable more that I don't need. Here are the screenshots of the files and the file 'Add' for example. All 4 have been created, modified, and last opened on 19-12 - 2012. I can remove them safely?

  

  

  I don't know all of the different .xml files. I wonder if you were a party edition and created their or another way to application in the past. In any case, most likely you don't need them and I do not recognize them as anything iTunes currently uses.  The fact that they are called "Music library" suggests that they date to before even 2012.

  If you fear never done this kind of thing, drag them to a folder somewhere for more security. Run iTunes as usual for a week or so and if you notice and deliver you can probably get rid of them for good.

• Sync iPod very old classic in my musical library of MacBook Pro

  My husband has an old, classic iPod (remember the year), and I would add my iTunes library (songs) for what is already on the iPod.   When I connected the iPod to my 2011 MacBook Pro, set iTunes to update iPod to the latest version of the software, but then do not synchronize.  When I plug my iPod to more recent (2011) model, it automatically up-to-date with my iTunes library.  Why don't the old iPod to date as well?

  Thank you

  Katrina

  If the iPod is currently to synchronize with your husband iTunes library, it doesn't syncs automatically with your (different) iTunes library, unless you change the association so that it syncs with your iTunes library.  The iPod can only using automatic synchronization ( synchronization music setting) with one iTunes library at a time.  If you change the binding so that the iPod will sync with your iTunes library, content current iPod is deleted and replaced with the content in your iTunes library.

  To do this, select the iPod in iTunes (click on its button on the device on the horizontal bar) to show the settings screen in the iTunes window.  The side left (in the sidebar), under settings, click music.  Right, parameters of music on the iPod screen.

  NOTE: All of the songs from the iPod that are not in your iTunes library will be lost.  If there is a problem, thanks for posting

  Check the box to Sync music.  This enables automatic sync and combines the iPod to your iTunes library.  If your library iTunes music can fit on the iPod, you can choose the option synchronize entire music library.  Then click apply.  iTunes syncs your music to the iPod, by replacing its existing content.  Further, iTunes automatically keeps your iPod 'in phase' with your iTunes music library when you connect (or click sync , if already connected).

• After Update 9.2, I can't find the setting of music library to iCloud.

  After Update 9.2 that I can't find the setting to turn on iCloud music library, besides I can't position to turn on the Apple music either.

  If I went blind or where these settings removed?  I don't know why they would have been removed but I did look through everything in settings and can not find them. It drives me crazy. It existed before the update. I want to just turn it on so I can access my music to iCloud.

  Does anyone know where the setting is?  Yes, I rebooted several times already.

  What do you see when you go into the app music?

• Is there a beats per minute category on the track of the lists in the music library.  This wish for my market and playlists running if I don't have to listen to each of them before transferring them to the playlust

  I have the playlists of the exercise.  Want a beats per minute category in the music library to transfer to the race and the playlists easier market.  Instead of having to listen to all the tracks.  I know how many beats per minute is a good walking or running pace.

  iTunes has a tag BPM but does not have a way to fill automatically - there are some add-ons from third-party that will provide this feature.  See this threadfor some examples.

• Playlist with tracks near ruined my music library

  Hello

  I have a big problem with iTunes. For precision, the products I use are:

  -iTunes game

  -Apple music

  On the following devices:

  -iTunes for PC (Windows 10, updated yesterday)

  -iTunes for MacBook Pro (12.3.2.35)

  -Music App for iOS (iPhone 6 iOS 9.2)

  Circumstances chronological, as follows.

  1. I chose to create a smart playlist with the tracks liked (or close), recognizable by the heart, has been successfully implemented within seconds.

  2. smart Playlists cannot be shared with other users, so I made a playlist normal and added to the smart playlist. It has also been completed.

  3. After awhile, which surprised me, on my MacBook pro and the iPhone 6: all THE TRACKS I liked are placed in the back (with the mac) and placed at the front (on the iPhone) AND all the numbers removed from track. See illustration.

  Focus: I don't speak of the playlist. But my music library on all of my devices.

  

  This is not the first time that I have contacted the Dutch Apple contactcenter. These "products" are starting to work on my nerves.

  ALSO: THAT FACT 6 MONTHS FOR ANOTHER THIS PROBLEM, what does Apple? iTunes says I am not connected to Apple music

  The ranking is as expected for tracks without track number. Why love a track should cause this to happen is a mystery. Each of you, the media would be ideally stored on at least one of your computers and backed up so that information could be restored from the backup if necessary. See how to backup your iTunes library with SyncToy Windows for for a suggested method.

  It would be possible to repair the track numbers by temporarily renaming the iTunes Media folder (so cannot read the data in the files), use the method of offset-start-iTunes to open a version of your library in the folder previous iTunes Libraries that has the data you want to retrieve, use a script called import/export to export the necessary information (this would need an editing tool if it is only to record the track numbers & disc and) (heads), close iTunes. restore the original name of the iTunes Media , shift-Start-iTunes folder to reconnect to the original library, and then import the exported data.

  You could also report your findings via the relevant feedback form, for example iTunes Feedback, or make use of Apple bug report.

  TT2

• Do I still need back up my music library?

  Hello

  I use music Apple and iTunes game. These two services are 'cloud' of base. I wonder if I still need maintain my Carbonite & Time Machine backup of my music library. This seems too redundant. Ideas or suggestions are appreciated.

  P

  Hello

  Yes, you should keep a back up - Match iTunes and Apple's music are not safeguard services FAQ: why iTunes game cannot be used as a backup

  Jim