I am also having this problem, i thought i was the only one! It's so annoying because if i delete it from my library the whole album is deleted from my playlists. i thought updating it would help but it didn't. does anyone know how to fix this??
This is happening to me too. It's extremely frustrating, especially since you can't delete songs from your library without removing them from playlists too. I updated to the newest version of IOS in hopes it would help-- no luck. As others have said, if you are really really quick on adding a song after turning the setting off yet again it seems to work sometimes, but that's annoying, unreliable, and only lets you add one song at a time.
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This seems to a bug that crawled in after the last update. They need to fix this asap, it's annoying and it would definitely be a driving factor on me switching music streaming service. My music library is sacred. I add songs to a playlist and depending on a few factors they either ascend to my music library or stay in the playlist till whenever.
If you're wanting to add songs to a playlist , go to the playlist and select "edit". Then add the songs by search. I haven't had them added to my library and I added at least 6 new songs to a playlist.
Me too!! I thought it was only me, but I tried restarting my phone and deleting Apple Music and reinstalling, but that doesn't work either so don't stress yourself to do so. I might contact Apple to see if they can do anything about it, but for the meantime, keep deleting songs out of your library.
So annoying, might just go to Spotify... or do the old method way of high res downloading/torrenting each song. Shame, I like Apple Music > Spotify because they support the artists more... but if they cannot fix such a simple bug anytime soon I will cancel my subscription and move on.
If I'm on iOS on my phone, or on CarPlay, OR on the web client, I'll be listening to my radio mix, and a song will come on and give me the option to add it to my library. On CarPlay there's a "+" button, on the web or on my phone I can add it to my library manually.
I will either hit the "+" (this is 90% of my usage as I listen primarily while driving), or on my phone and it will remove it from the option list (ie, the "+" disappears), and then after a few seconds -- comes right back. The song doesn't add to my library no matter how many times I click the + icon.
That's the problem. I cannot add some songs to my library at all while listening to my radio mix. The platform I'm on doesn't seem to matter at all, and I'm presuming because the backend API is responding the same way and the GUI which it's presented with is processing it the same way.
I kind of got my problem fixed. It seems to mostly be the issue of the limit to the number of songs you are allowed in your library. Nothing will tell you once you hit 100,000, but you will not be able to add any more and things will stop syncing and it becomes a mess.
The solution sucked, but I went to Apple Music on the web and started deleting songs from my library (took forever) and now I add songs to playlists (but have checked mark to not add them to my library). Starting over sucked but it at least worked and I can create playlists and the songs will be there when I add them.
You can't actually share an entire library, but you can get to the same place by creating a playlist that encompasses the entire library. So if you wanted to share what's in your library, you would create a playlist, select all of the songs in your library and add them to the playlist. Then you'll see an option to share the playlist on your profile page. Anyone who follows you can then add the playlist to their library.
A couple of caveats here. 1) While you can create the playlist and include songs that may have been added from CDs etc, if those songs are not available via Apple Music, they would not appear in the playlist if others add it to their library. They will only see content that's available via an Apple Music subscription. 2) This does not work with Smart Playlists. So to keep it up-to-date, you would need to add any new content to the playlist as you add it to your library.
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I have over 2,000 of my own movies that I've either ripped or downloaded from another services that were part of my iTunes library. With the upgrade to Catalina, how do you search your own library of movies and home videos? When I use the search box, it just searches Apple's sources.
You have to select your library - Movies, Home Videos... - then select "library" and then go to View and Show Filter Field will be selectable. When you select it, a second search field will open below the existing search field. This will search your Apple TV library.
This is ridiculous - usability of media has degraded severely with Catalina. I am aready using replacements for itunes instead of music Also, the new movie shop has become so unmanageable that I have stopped using it. And also: it is annoying that Apple is using common-day names for its products. It is simply impossible to search for help on the web for products called Music, TV, or Fotos :-( 152ee80cbc
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