TS4124 I-Tunes Match in the Cloud

I purchased I-Tunes Match in the Cloud Yesterday. Several of my titles have been in Waiting to be Processed status for 24 hours. No Movement. Any suggestions or thoughts?

You're welcome. If you're ever looking for the option to turn off iTunes Match in the future, you'll find it in the drop-down list under the Store menu in iTunes.

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I have purchased itunes match but the cloud will not load on my ipad 4.the only music that will show up is stuff that i bought from the itunes store.any ideas on how to get this to work?

i have purchased itunes match but the cloud will not load on my ipad 4.it works on my iphone 5 & it originally worked on my ipad.the only music that will show up is stuff that i bought from the itunes store.any ideas on how to get this to work?

On the MBP, in iTunes, switch to Song view and enable the iCloud Status column by pulling down View > View options and selecting the option for "iCloud Status." Close the small window. Look for any tracks that have a status of "waiting." If you see several of them disable iTunes Match while holding down the Option key. Quit iTunes, wait a few seconds, then open it again and turn iTM back on. Let it compelete the scan. Wait until all tracks that are "waiting" have a status of either "matched" or "uploaded."
On the iPad, turn off iTunes Match then launch the Music app and let the contents clear out. Power cycle the iPad for good measure, then re-enable the service once all the tracks in iTunes have been processed.

HT4914 can you download songs from itunes match from the cloud to your iPhone ie for times when you dont have internet connection

can you download songs from itunes match from the cloud to your iPhone ie for times when you dont have internet connection?

Unless you have an Internet connection you cannot access iCloud. You can download your music from iCloud to store permanently on your iPhone, but only when you have an Internet connection to do so.

I have an i phone ios5 and am purchasing an i pad2 both with i cloud. I have already uploaded my i tunes files to the cloud. is there any way to upload all existing i photo and i work files from my mac so that they may be accessed from my i pad?

I am purchasing an i pad 2 and have an i phone i os 5.0 both with access to the cloud. i have backed up my i tunes files to the cloud. Is there any way to back up all of my existing i photo files and i work files to the cloud so that I may access them with my i pad? It's probably time to replace my mac but would like to postpone this expense for another year if possible.

There is limited iCloud compatibility on 10.5.8. To learn what iCloud compatibility exists, visit this article:
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2551

Why when my music was matched to the CLOUD did my music become the clean/censored version and how the **** do I get back my original music?

Why when my music was matched to the CLOUD did my music become the clean/censored version and how the **** do I get back my original music?

Why when my music was matched to the CLOUD how did my music become the clean/censored version and how the **** do I get back my original music?

Why is not all of my library available on itunes match via the cloud yet it appears on both my ipad and iphone library, Why is not all of my library available on itunes match via the cloud yet it appears on both my ipad and iphone library

I have set up itunes match usiing my Windows laptop and synced my iphone 5 and ipad 3 with it, but quite a few songs (albums and songs within albums) haven't synced at all. Is this a known issue? Also when I try to update match it takes forever and often tells me that the internet connection has timed out, yet I'm still surfing on other devices etc...

Hi Michael
It's not through USB - I know that that is disabled when Match is enabled. An example might deonstrate the issue better:
I can see Alabama Shakes listed in my artists view on my phone/pad library, but when I open it the songs are all greyed out and won't play. Their is no cloud symbol either. On my laptop, the songs are their and play fine, but have a cloud symbol next to them...
What do you reckon?

HT4914 Simple quesstion I have 2 charges of £28.00 and £21.99 on my credit card statement,Ithink they are Apple I tunes store,Match and I cloud?

I can not remember what the 2 charges are for,I may not have taken printouts for these.I have tried many times look up this question on lots of sites,but no luck.I would think one is for I Tunes Match but the other I Tuines I Cloud?

Try the store support staff, they are really good at these issues: http://www.apple.com/emea/support/itunes/contact.html

ITunes Match only plays songs that were uploaded to the Cloud

I posted this once before back a couple of months ago and never did get it working.
I have an iPhone 4s and I purchased iTunes match about a year ago. My library was about 5,000 songs. I was able to use iTunes Match flawlessly on cellular or WiFi and play any of my music. Then I upgraded to iOS7, big mistake. Ever since that upgrade back in September, when I am on cellular I can only play music that was not matched but uploaded to the cloud. For example, when in my car I can play a live Phish show that I added to iTunes and that was uploaded to the cloud when I updated iTunes Match from my laptop, but I can't play the Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers because it was matched and not uploaded.
I have reset the phone to factory and manullay installed my apps again. I have turned off match and reset my phone, crossed my fingers, etc...
What happens when I try to play a "matched album" on cellular, it acts like it is going to play but sits at 0:00 for about 20 seconds and then skips ahead and attempts to play the next track. Everything plays fine on WiFi.
Has anyone lese had this issue and if so any suggesttions? I am so frustrated with the whole experience right now. I just went to the support page to submit a ticket to Apple and apparently I don't have support anymore because I have the phone for a year. I don't what to do.

Another oddity I just discovered is that if I turn on wifi hotspot on my phone and connect my iMac to my phone's 3G service then iTunes on my iMac will stream music just fine from iTunes match (yes, the music was only in the cloud, not on my drive).
I've tried everything I can think of to get iTunes Match to play tracks over cellular.. including totally deauthorizing all my computers and devices, totally removing all tracks my itunes match in the cloud and re-scanning/uploading everything. Purchased new tracks, and they won't play unless they are downloaded. But they will play just fine when previeing them for purchase in iTunes app.

I reinstalled I-Tunes several weeks ago. Since then I can no longer burn MP3 Discs with Title and Artist Info. Sometimes it only burns every 3rd song. No Audio CD it seems to function OK. The version has the "cloud" but I don't know if that matters or

I reinstalled I-Tunes several weeks ago. I can no longer burn MP3 Disk with Song/Artist info onto disc. It comes up as No Artist/No Title on car CD unit. Old MP3 Disk previously recorded still show all info. Sometimes only every 3rd song is on the MP3 CD. On Audio Disc there is no change and all info still shows up. The new I-Tunes version has the "cloud" on it if that could make a difference. In the select Burn CD mode I can select testing and add song info for Audio Disk but it shows shadowed out for MP3/Data. I added and removed ID tagging from my list to see if that made a difference but it didn't.
Any Thoughts?
Jim

This may help. Audio files are actaully in the DATA folder. These can be editted with Soundbooth then they must be imported intot the specific slide in the Powerpoint presentation. Publish the presentation (as you'll read below) and *should* work This reply came from robva65 [email protected]
Let's try this: *Publish* the PPT deck you have. What you'll end up with is a set of files and folders, but I want you to look for the *data folder* that's created as a result of the publishing process. (Unless you specify where you're publishing to, Presenter will publish to a directory called "My Adobe Presentations" by default, so you may have to look there on your harddrive) Inside the data folder will be a list of mp3 files, which, if everything goes smoothly, should make it much, much easier to see which audio is used by a specific slide.
Here's what I mean: for example, after publishing, I have a data folder and inside I found the following file: a24x9x3.mp3 As I double click the mp3 file (which causes it to play using Windows Media on my laptop), I can hear that it corresponds to my slide 9 in my PPT deck. And there's corresponding mp3 files for each and every slide I have in my deck. I'm clicking another file (wouldn't it be nice to see what I'm doing???) a24x20x3.mp3, and that file corresponds to my slide 20 content in PowerPoint.
So again, give publishing in PowerPoint a shot and see if that makes it any easier. Well...not nearly as easy as recording in Audition/Soundbooth/Audacity, but it's close enough to hopefully dig you out of that hole you're in now.
Hope this helps ~rich

How do I play my iTunes music on my iPad using WiFi and iTunes match (my music is stored in the cloud).

How do i play my iTunes music on my iPad using WiFi and iTunes match? I don't want to download my music to my iPad.

But that's what I don't want to do. I think I must have misunderstood what was possible with iTunes Match and the cloud. I had thought I would be able to play my music directly from the cloud using WiFi. I didn't think I would have to download it from the cloud to play it on my iPad. I store it in the cloud because I don't have enough storage space on my iPad -- I can't download all my music because I run out of storage space. If iTunes Match doesn't allow you to play the music FROM THE CLOUD, but instead only allows you to DOWNLOAD IT FROM THE CLOUD TO YOUR IPAD TO PLAY, then it's not serving the purpose I thought it would. What's the point of storing it in the cloud if you have to download it to play it?
The only way I could imagine it working for me is if it possible to only download particular albums or songs. Or does your whole library have to be downloaded?

How/where do I access the Cloud? (Also, how can I reformat files?)

The Cloud appears to be working well for me, immediately replacing flawed or non-playing tracks/audio files/ tunes with perfect, matched files at 256 kbps. However, I've encountered two apparent "roadblocks":
1. How can I access the Cloud directly to see if music that is NOT appearing in my iTunes program, or in my computer's library, is in the Cloud? I have no doubt there are tunes stored in the Cloud that I'm unaware of. When I go to iCloud from my computer, I see categories for only the following: Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Notes, Reminders, Find My iPhone, and iWork. But I don't see any category/symblol/icon for iTunes. Where is the music/iTunes cloud, and how do I get there?
2. I'm having difficulty uploading some files to Apple's or Amazon's clouds because they have wrong, or no, compression. Formerly, I recall that under "Preferences" in iTunes, the user was offered a variety of different formats and compression rations: AAC, MP3, Lossless, WAV, AIFF, etc. In the most recent version of iTunes I'm not seeing any provision for such reformatting. Is it still possible to alter file compression within the iTunes program, or must I download an external program to change compression ratios of certain files?
Thanks for any enlightenment re: either of the above questions.
Cap

I think I'm on to the 2nd question--i.e. the conversion of files. It's a matter of clicking on "Import Settings" under the "General" category in iTunes "Preferences".
The first question (above) continues to trouble me. For example, there are a number of files in my iTunes program that show up as in the Cloud but are "shaded." When I delete these files, moreover, I'm not greeted by a spanking new version from the Cloud. They appear to have been deleted for good--unless there's some way to access the Cloud's contents.
Some of the files are extended, personal files, recorded from an FM broadcast, lasting around 60 minutes. So it makes sense that the iTunes Match function would not find corresponding files. However, they've been saved, and most of them are playable are playable from my iTunes program. The shaded ones are not playable--and when I deleted them, there was no replacement.

Deleted Songs stay in the Cloud?

hi,
so today i tried to "rematch" around 800 songs that were previously uploaded and not matched to the cloud even though i'm fairly certain most of them should have been matched. therefore i deleted those songs from my library as well as from the iCloud but once i add those songs again, it doesnt even bother to match them, it shows "uploaded" instantly ...
is there no way to rematch songs? is there the possiblility that those songs stay in the cache for a certain amount of time and i should wait a few days before i try to match them again?
if apple indeed does not delete anything even though the "delete from iCloud" would indicate such, thats kinda worrysome

At this time there is no reliable way to "rematch" songs.
When tracks are deleted from the cloud there is a delay between the command being given and when the track actually gets deleted from the server. It doesn't happen immediately. No one knows just what the delay is before the cache on the servers is cleared, though. It is a safe bet to wait at least 24 hours, if not more, before re-adding tracks to a library. But keep in mind that just because a track in your library is for sale in the iTunes Store does not mean it will be matched. If the track was "uploaded" previously it will probably still be "uploaded."

Imatch not downloading from the cloud

I am trying to download my music from itunes match in the cloud onto my iPhone. It says loading iTunes match but it never downloads it

Hello there, bobl57.
The following Knowledge Base article offers up some great information for troubleshooting iTunes Match:
iTunes Store: Troubleshooting iTunes Match
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts4054
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Pedro.

Can i delete my songs from my computer if they are in the cloud

Can i delete all my music off my computer if everything is matched in the cloud? But still be able to play the music on the computer?

Hi,
Yes, you will be able to stream music on your computer whilst you have a wifi.
However have a read at this.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4112
Make sure that your music is backed up on an external HD
Jim

HT4914 If I use I tunes match and have all my music on the cloud, will I be able to listen to it, meaning will it be on my device when I am without a cell or wifi signal....like on a plane or in an area without service?

If I choose to use I tunes match, and store my music on the cloud, will I be able to access it when I don't have a cell signal or wifi? For example, when I'm on a plane or in an area without a cell signal or wifi. And, if its just cellular coverage, will it count as "data" against my limit?

Yes, it would count against your data. The transfer part is part of your cellular coverage, whether it be from Apple's iCloud or a totally unrelated feed.
iTunes match - http://www.apple.com/itunes/itunes-match/ - see FAQ at end too
"Does iTunes Match stream or download songs?
On a computer, any songs stored in iCloud will stream over the air when played, though you can download them at any time by clicking the iCloud download button. iOS devices will start playing tracks from iCloud as they download and will store them so that you can listen to them later even if you don’t have a network connection. Apple TV only streams songs."
So, from the above, if you are sitting in an airplane and suddenly decide you want to listen to a song that has not downloaded to your device then you will have to wait until you can use your service again (or pay the airline to use their wireless).

TS4124 I-Tunes Match in the Cloud

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