I can't listen to all my music in itunes match, how can I fix it?

steph,
You may try to restart the Creative Cloud application by quitting and relaunching it.
But this may be one for a chat,
Creative Cloud support (all Creative Cloud customer service issues, chat open between 5AM and 7PM PST/PDT on workdays)
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/service-ccm.html
or for Adobe Support (phone),
http://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/adobe-connect-phone-numbers.html

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Thanks for the help Jim.
I'm not having any troubles with artwork changing, but I wish I were, because if the artwork changed then that would allow me to detect if the correct tracks are being matched.
I'm worried about waveform matching with classical music because I can have 2 pianists or 2 orchestras that play the same piece so it seems that the waveforms would be very similiar.   I have many CDs of the same pieces of music but by different performers. For example, both performers play on a piano and both play the same piece of music. Wouldn't the waveforms be very similar?
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Do you think if I deleted my artwork and then matched, that I'd get the artwork injected into my matched music?
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....... I guess I can't import it straight to iTunes Match ........
well that is exactly the contrary of what the late Steve Jobs promised in the keynote about iTunes match.
" ...... adding ones own CDs would then take a few seconds than rather 2-4 minutes ....... "
as I own some 1400+ CDs I thought match would be the solution.
and I hoped that there would be different match fees - like it is in the cloud.
I don't want to runt about a deceased persons promises but Apple Inc. should at least try to honor its founders words ....
if that feature will not be implemented rather sooner than later I will cancel match - it was the only reason why I was waiting for it since the very day of its announcement .

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With the exception of that 1 in ten thousand songs that I may have that iTunes does not have in the Match library there is no reason to import the music at all - other than to prove I have the actual CD's. (In any case I suppose I could have borrowed them for that anyway.)
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