I've never subscribed to iTunes Match but I noticed just a few minutes ago while messing around with iTunes Radio that my entire itunes library is on my IP5.
Isn't this the same thing as iTunes match? I'm able to listen all music and it has the cloud with down arrow next to every song. I mean iTunes match is across all devices I just have my macbook and ip5.
Isn't this the same thing as iTunes match? I'm able to listen all music and it has the cloud with down arrow next to every song. I mean iTunes match is across all devices I just have my macbook and ip5.
No. With iTunes Match, you can import all the music you bought from somewhere else (Amazon, etc..), and when you import it to iTunes, it uploads it to the "Cloud" (or "matches it against it's library), and it makes it available to all your iDevices.
Without iTunes Match, you can only see music you purchased via iTunes.
Isn't this the same thing as iTunes match? I'm able to listen all music and it has the cloud with down arrow next to every song. I mean iTunes match is across all devices I just have my macbook and ip5.
What you are seeing is iTunes in the Cloud - all music, books, films and tv shows purchased show up on all devices.
iTunes Match shows all your music not purchased in the iTunes store on your Mac/PC across all devices as it matches them to songs available in the iTunes Store. SO, if you have music, say, ripped from a CD in your iTunes library, it will currently not just automatically show up on other devices - your iPhone, unless you subscribe to iTunes Match.