I've just been throwing "the kitchen sink" at this problem. I also realized that most of those had been ripped at 192k, so (upon the advice someone in of another thread), I deleted those files (but not from iTunes Match), then redownloaded them at 256k, then again selected "Update iTunes Match." I'm fully aware that we shouldn't have to do that - it's supposed to be automatic. I've tried all sorts of things I've read in threads, including selecting "Update iTunes Match" immediately following the modification of data. But 20 minutes later - they were all back with the long names I had assigned, some time ago. Well, I decided that was cumbersome, so I changed them all to just their original titles, and renumbered everything with Doug's "Albumize" script. However, I had used an odd naming convention in the Album field, something like this: But I prefer to show albums with their original artwork, so I had split them into the 17 albums. In one particular case, I have 17 albums by one artist - most of which came from the CDs in a box set. I disabled everything on all 3 Macs, and I'm now working in iTunes on just one of them - desperately just trying to get the info on that one machine correct, thinking that I can then populate that data over to the other computers and devices.Įxcept I can't get the data to "stay still," even on this one Mac! This is beyond frustrating. Turn off iTunes Match while holding down the Option key, then sign out of my account, then quit iTunes while holding down the Option key, then restart the computer, then fire everything back up.
USING BEATUNES WITH ITUNES TV
For the last few days, I've spent hours changing metadata (while watching TV - lol), only to have it all revert.Īfter reading thread after thread, I followed the advice I saw a few times: But then, I'd see - an hour or so later - that all of those changes had reverted to their original state. So, while watching TV, I started browsing through album view, fixing whatever needed to be fixed. So, I fixed that, but noticed a few others. The new music I added to iTunes is fine, but then I noticed that several albums whose info I'd modified a week ago had reverted to their original state. So I disabled Match on both the iPhone and iPad, and turned to concentrate on the computers. Eventually I turned off iTunes Match on the iPhone, logged out of my account, then logged back in to see if it would populate correctly.
USING BEATUNES WITH ITUNES PRO
This all began when music I'd added to iTunes on my MacBook Pro wasn't showing up on my iPhone.
I have 3 Macs (all running Mountain Lion), an iPhone, and an iPad.
USING BEATUNES WITH ITUNES MAC
I'm actually the one my friends call to help them fix their Mac and iPhone problems. Generally speaking, all changes revert - sometimes within a few minutes, sometimes an hour or more later. Since Wednesday, I've changed the metadata on certain albums or songs as many as 10 or 12 times. This has been going on for over a week, now. Song names, album names, album art, playlist names, playlist content, etc., etc, etc.
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