To use itunes match on my new ipad do I have first connect ist to the PC

I can't get my music from the cloud downloaded on my new IPAD mini. Is it necessary first to activate and conect it with a computer and iTunes match?

If you buy it on the iPad in the iTunes app then you will need to be connected to wifi to buy it and for it to download on the iPad - it will download and be stored in the Videos app. Once it has finished downloading you don't then need to be connected to wifi to watch it.

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Befor using itunes match for a new ios device do i have to activate it first on the PC

Before using itunes match on a new ios 6 device, do I have to activate it first on the PC?

Yes. You need itunes on a computer to subscribe to Imatch.
Windows System Requirements
PC with a 1GHz Intel or AMD processor and 512MB of RAM
Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later, 32-bit editions of Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
64-bit editions of Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8 require the iTunes 64-bit installer
400MB of available disk space
Broadband Internet connection to use the iTunes Store
Macintosh System Requirements
Mac computer with an Intel Core processor
OS X version 10.6.8 or later
400MB of available disk space
Broadband Internet connection to use the iTunes Store
Jim

HT4914 Can I use iTunes Match without a computer? I only have an iphone at the moment with stored music. Computer was stolen.

Can I use iTunes Match without a computer? I only have an iphone at the moment with stored music. My computer was stolen.

iTunes match will only work from a computer in terms of uploading new content. You should be able to copy iTunes purchases back via File > Transfer Purchases (File > Devices > Transfer Purchases on iTunes 11). For content from other sources there are some third-party programs listed half-way down this page which might help you get your content back from your phone : https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3991

After I download a 256 kbps song using ITunes Match, how do I get it to play on my computer at the higher bit rate once I turn ITunes Match off again?

After I download a 256 kbps song from the cloud using ITunes Match, how do I get it to play on my computer once I turn ITunes Match off again? I have been using ITunes Match for awhile now to increase the bit rate on songs to 256 kbps. Once I download the songs at the new bit rate, I turn off Match because I want to eliminate duplicates. Usually there is no problem. This time, however, 278 of my songs lost their file association and were unplayable unless I locate the song files within my computer. These are songs purchased from Amazon. In order to play them again in ITunes (Match is now off), I must locate each song file individually (I've tried to do it in bulk but have not succeeded) but now the bit rate has returned to the lower number BEFORE I matched the song. I should have never used Match in the first place. Any ideas, anyone?

I discovered that the NEW 256 bit file does reside on my computer, in the ITunes files (My Music/ITunes/ITunes Media/Music. So I can bring the songs back as 256 kbps, and I have been successful now at locating more than one file at a time, by clicking on the "find other missing files" tab in the popup window. Previously, I'd been going back to my Amazon files, and not only was I unable to bring back a 256 version, but the popup window would not locate similar files. So while I wish ITunes Match would automatically associate the ITunes Match file, at least I can retrive the file association without hours and hours of work.

Help; Using iTunes match to transfer from iPad to new PC

Regarding iTunes match. My PC crashed and the only other place I have my library is on my iPad (shame on me). I bought iTunes match last night to upload my library from my iPad so I could get it onto my new PC, but when I went to turn Match on in my iPad, it said it will delete over my existing library and replace it with songs in the cloud. I DO NOT WANT THIS to happen! The iPad is the place I want to transfer FROM. Of course my purchases are there in the cloud, but Match is for sharing/transferring all music, including burned cd collections, which is the majority of what I have. I don't dare turn on Match unless I know that my music library (and burned cd collection) on the iPad will FIRST be uploaded to the cloud and THEN written over. It says this nowhere on Apple pages. Please please help.

Hi,
iiTunes match scans your library on your computer not your ipad. So you will need to transfer your music from your ipad to your computer. If your music has not been added to your computers library, you are likely to lose music on your ipad.
You will need an app to do the transfer. This doc may help Recover your iTunes library from your iPod or iOS device
Jim

HT2204 What is the best way to use iTunes Match with two Apple ID's that have purchased content?

Hello.
In my early years of using iOS devices i have unwittingly made the mistake of creating a second Apple ID for my second device. So now i have two Apple ID's with purchased content associated with them.
I have turned on iTunes Match with the account that has the bulk of my music linked to it. But my second account has maybe 150-200 songs (and lots of apps) that i really like and don't want to loose. Activating iTunes Match for the main account wiped these 150-200 songs off my iOS devices and replace them. Is it possible to have content from both my apple id's on my devices at the same time? Is it possible to combine the content from both of my accounts?

I'll try to help a bit.
ITunes match space is different to icloud space. With iTunes match you get storage for 25,000 non iTunes purchased tracks and other than a limit for individual file size, there is no memory limit.
You can turn match on individuallyon each device (I have it turned off on my iPod but turned on on my iPad and iPhone). When you turn it on then you get access to all the tracks, and in my experience any playlists I create have transferred over very well. I understand that some people have had trouble with playlists though.
I'm not quite clear with exactly what you mean regarding cleaning up your library, but be careful about using Match for this. There is no guarantee that matched songs will be exactly the same version as your own copy, due to some mismatches, so you could find some problems there. Personall, I am cleaning up my library before matching, but I am rather particular about keeping my library the way I want it. If you aren't as fussed then match could be the answer.
Hope that helped.

I have an iPad that I use from work that is about 2 yrs old. I now have a new iPad and I have an iPhone 5. The older iPad has no problem connecting to my home or work internet on its own. However my iPhone and iPad do. Any ideas why?

I have a 2yr old iPad from work. And a iPhone 5 and I have a new iPad of my own now. (Not the air). My work iPad picks up wifi were ever I go. My iPhone and new iPad have trouble. I can't even get them to do it in my own house. Shouldn't they just connect automatically ?

Once you connect to the Wifi Network once, then the iPhone or iPad remembers it and attempts to connect automatically in the future, but you have to tap to connect to that Wifi the first time. Like the first time you get on your home wifi, or the first time you go the a certain hotel, etc.
Now, one you navigate to Settings > Wifi and tap on the network you wish to connect to, if you are having issues there, use this article to help you: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1398

How to use an apple id on an iPad but not have it connect with my phone and mac

I've recently sold my ipad to my younger sisters who are using my apple id. once they are in wifi they are able to use facetime and imessage but it connects with my email and phone number. They are also able to view my pictures in "my photo stream". Is there a way to let them us my apple id but completely disable the id from imessage, facetime, and making sure my photo stream does not show up?

https://appleid.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyAppleId.woa/
When you created your iCloud account, the @me.com email address you created also automatically became an AppleID, but you used an exisiting AppleID in the first place to create the iCloud account before deciding on that @me.com address. So your iCloud account is actually the AppleID you used to initially create the account, not the @me.com address assigned once the iCloud account was active (look in your account settings on your iPhone or iPad and you can see what the iCloud account primary AppleID is).
Unless you specifically started using your new @me.com address for things, it is an unused AppleID, but it is NOT your iCloud account primary ID (that is whatever AppleID you used to create the iCloud account initially).
An AppleID is nothing more than an email address, but it is linked to an AppleID account held with Apple and thus can be used to log in to services including the various Apple stores.

HT1420 how do I know what devices have home sharing/iTunes Match. I don't think I have 5 computers setup, but the system says I do.

I like to know what devices I have on home sharing and iTunes Match. Also, how do I increase may access to more than 5 devices if needed?
Thanks

Choose About this Mac from the Apple menu, click on the version twice, append the last three digits of the computer's serial number to http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords= , load the page, and check the computer's maximum OS version. If that's the current version, click here and read the entire page. If not, you can't use the Mac App Store version.
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I Got a new IPad Air and have problems running videos from the internet

i'm having problem to run videos from internet news's site

If you are running from Safari, it may be the site requires Flash player which most mobile devices don't have.
Try downloading a mobile news app for your local network TV station.

Can I use iTunes Match with just IOS devices? I no longer have a computer, just an iPad and an iPhone

Can i use iTunes Match with just an Ipad or Iphone? I no longer have a computer

pollyjane wrote:
Is there any way to use match without computer ?
Not really, no. I suppose in theory, but there is no way to manage the library, or retrieve the match contents for back up or other purposes.

My playlists have not been trnasferred to my iphone while using iTunes Match

They have completely disappeared. I had been using ITunes Match on my iPhone and it was working fine, but I noticed the new things I had bought or CDs I had ripped weren't showing. So I turned match off and turned it back on and that's when I lost my playlists. Where are they? All the music is showing except the playlists. How do I get them back???

Wicked annoying but I actually uninstalled iTunes on my Mac using an AppZapper. You can also get AppCleaner which is free. After I just went to apple.com/itunes and redownloaded iTunes. My music and playlists were still there, then I turned on iTunes Match and turned it on my iPhone once the upload finished. Try it!
NOTHING else worked! This was the only way I could jumpstart iTunes Match to actually give me my playlists. PLEASE backup your Library first. Nothing bad should happen, but don't take any chances. Good luck!

HT204074 Can I use iTunes match in order to back up my music library?

Just wondering if I should use iTunes Match or something else in order to have a backup for my music files. If my computer crashes, am I able to use the files on iTunes Match to restock my llibrary, or is that not a possibility?

etod13 wrote:
Just wondering if I should use iTunes Match or something else in order to have a backup for my music files.
For your backup, you should use iTunes Match AND something else.
No backup is 100% reliable, and that includes iTunes Match. Note the following information from the Terms and Conditions:
"iTunes Match is provided on an “AS IS” basis and may contain errors or inaccuracies that could cause failures, corruption or loss of data and/or information, including music, playlist, and play history, from your computer or device and from peripherals (including, without limitation, servers and other computers) connected thereto. You should back up all data and information on your computer or device and any peripherals prior to using iTunes Match. You expressly acknowledge and agree that all use of iTunes Match is at your sole risk. To the extent permitted by law, Apple shall have no liability with respect to your use of iTunes Match, including the inability to access matched or uploaded content."

Should I synch songs to my iPad or use iTunes Match?

I have a new iPad with 64gb and a 30gb song collection. I am also an iTunes Match subscriber. I was wondering whether I should synch my music collection to my iPad or simply turn on the iTunes Match feature on my iPad and transfer the songs that way? I really don't care about using up the 30gb on my iPad because the memory I have left over is more than enough for my personal needs.
The way I see it is that I would be better off manually synching the songs over to my iPad instead of using the iTunes Match method via the cloud. This is because I understand that many people have issues/problems with losing song info and album art when they do it by turning on the iTunes Match feature.
If hard drive space isn't an issue, would I be better off manually synching the songs to my iPad? My main goal is to transfer the songs in such a way that I don't lose important song information.
Thanks for the feedback....

Runaway......once you go to itunes match you wont be able to sync your songs through usb anymore. You will have to download them individually to your device. Im looking into getting out of mac all together......cant believe it.....but its true. An ipod got me into apple......cloud is getting me out of it.
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I downloaded music from iTunes onto my iPad. I enabled iTunes Match on my PC (where most of my music is stored). When I turned on iTunes Match on iPad it said the iPad music library would be replaced.How do I use iTunes Match without losing iPad music.

I bought music from iTunes and downloaded it to my iPad. I have enabled iTunes Match on my PC (where most of my music is stored). When I turned on iTunes Match on iPad it said "iTunes Match will replace the music library" on my iPad. All of my iPad music is saved on iCloud, and some of my PC music is on iCloud. If I use iTunes Match will the music previously downloaded on my iPad be lost?
Thanks!!

You need to either sync the iPad with iTunes so it will transfer the purchases to the iTunes library or download them from the purchase history. Then let iTM work on the "new" tracks in the library then all the music will be available on the iPad.

To use itunes match on my new ipad do I have first connect ist to the PC

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