M1 MBP13, Apple Music app and latest updates.
In Apple Music, there are three albums by same artist that show they are available in Lossless quality.
I have my Preferences set to download the best quality Lossless.
I download all three albums. I look where they were downloaded and see that they were downloaded as .MOVPKG files.
Did a quick search on what that was and understand it's a proprietary Apple format. Fine.
The problem was, it downloaded 2 of the albums in one folder and the other album in a folder called Compilations.
Look in each folder and the files are there, each file icon is a mini version of the album art.
I figured why not copy album #1 into the folder where the other 2 are. So I copied the album folder into the location where the other two album folders are.
When I looked at the files, the icons for the files changed from the album art to an Apple TV icon. If I double-click a song file, it opens in Apple TV instead and does nothing.
Is this erratic behavior a bug or to be expected (and if the latter, why?)
Thanks.
In Apple Music, there are three albums by same artist that show they are available in Lossless quality.
I have my Preferences set to download the best quality Lossless.
I download all three albums. I look where they were downloaded and see that they were downloaded as .MOVPKG files.
Did a quick search on what that was and understand it's a proprietary Apple format. Fine.
The problem was, it downloaded 2 of the albums in one folder and the other album in a folder called Compilations.
Look in each folder and the files are there, each file icon is a mini version of the album art.
I figured why not copy album #1 into the folder where the other 2 are. So I copied the album folder into the location where the other two album folders are.
When I looked at the files, the icons for the files changed from the album art to an Apple TV icon. If I double-click a song file, it opens in Apple TV instead and does nothing.
Is this erratic behavior a bug or to be expected (and if the latter, why?)
Thanks.
