Thanks Pete.
It describes exactly what I have already done.
But thank you for the input.
> On 22 Mar 2020, at 3:46 pm, Pete wrote:
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> Hi Stephen, have a read of this, see if it gives any tips.
>
> https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/mac-help/mchlbf6a1fab/mac
>
Hi Stephen, have a read of this, see if it gives any tips.
https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/mac-help/mchlbf6a1fab/mac
Regards
Pete
> On 22 Mar 2020, at 9:50 am, Stephen Chape wrote:
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> Very erratic Apple Music behaviour though.
> My iMac and iPhone use the latest MacOS and iOS.
>
>
Very erratic Apple Music behaviour though.
My iMac and iPhone use the latest MacOS and iOS.
I downloaded to my iMac from Apple Music 2 days ago.
Singer A = 2 Songs
Singer B = 3 Songs
Singer C = 2 Songs
Then I plugged my iPhone into my iMac and opened Music (on my iMac) to Sync.
Both Songs from
Hi Stephen, I think it may depend on what iOS you have on the iPhone but for
some time now Apple Music has been a cloud based metadata library and if you
download to your iMac from the Apple Music store then yo do indeed have it held
on the iMac drive. But your library metadata is held in the
Hi folks.
On my iMac I downloaded from Apple Music some songs from 3 additional artists
yesterday.
Then on my iMac in Apple Music I selected my iPhone in the left column (iPhone
plugged into iMac).
Then (as usual) I clicked on “Sync Settings”
Then I clicked on the “Music” tab.
Then I selected
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