Is iTunes Match still a thing?

Is iTunes Match still a thing?

iTunes Match isn’t a back up service, so make sure to always have a back up of your music collection before you make any changes.

What is iTunes Match and do I need it?

iTunes Match is part of the Apple iCloud suite of web-based services. With it, you can upload your music collection to your iCloud Music Library and share it with other devices using the same Apple ID. iTunes Match makes it easy to access all of your music on any compatible device.

What do you need to know about iTunes Match?

About iTunes Match. iTunes Match adds all of your music to your iCloud Music Library 1 using iTunes on a Mac or PC. To access your music from all of your devices, turn on iCloud Music Library on each device. To subscribe to iTunes Match, you need iTunes 10.5.2 or later on your Mac or PC. Get the latest version of iTunes.

How do I join Apple Music and iTunes Match?

Learn more about joining Apple Music. iTunes Match adds all of your music to your iCloud Music Library 1 using iTunes on a Mac or PC. To access your music from all of your devices, turn on iCloud Music Library on each device. To subscribe to iTunes Match, you need iTunes 10.5.2 or later on your Mac or PC.

How do I scan my iTunes Match library for matches?

After you subscribe, iTunes Match automatically scans your music library for matches. A status indicator lets you track the scan’s progress. You can manually pause and resume the scan at any time by clicking the Stop or Start button. It might take some time for iTunes Match to upload your music from your Mac or PC.

What happens if iTunes Match disconnects from the Internet?

If your Mac or PC disconnects from the Internet during the upload process, iTunes Match will automatically resume where it left off the next time you open the Apple Music app or iTunes for Windows. Once your music library is uploaded, you’ll see the Download button next to songs that are available in iCloud.