So, I have 65 gb of music. Most of which I know aren't on the iTunes store. When they get uploaded to iCloud, do they count as part of the 5 gb limit?
For example, I have 65 gb of Grateful Dead music. I have checked the iTunes store. It doesn't have even half of what I own. This means that the tracks iTunes store doesn't have, have to be uploaded to the iCloud. What I am wondering is, do all the songs not on the iTunes store (which in this case is about 35 plus gigs of music) just get uploaded to iCloud for free or do I have to pay the iTunes match fee and all the storage space for the matched tunes that aren't on the iTunes store? In other words, does part of the $25 match fee include the storage of the 25,000 song limit?
For example, I have 65 gb of Grateful Dead music. I have checked the iTunes store. It doesn't have even half of what I own. This means that the tracks iTunes store doesn't have, have to be uploaded to the iCloud. What I am wondering is, do all the songs not on the iTunes store (which in this case is about 35 plus gigs of music) just get uploaded to iCloud for free or do I have to pay the iTunes match fee and all the storage space for the matched tunes that aren't on the iTunes store? In other words, does part of the $25 match fee include the storage of the 25,000 song limit?
