It’s not just Apple Music, a lot of stuff syncing over iCloud is flaky, and has been since the beginning.
It’s not just Apple Music, a lot of stuff syncing over iCloud is flaky, and has been since the beginning.
There is a slightly faster way to quit MDCrashReporterA fun issue exists with the iPhone not syncing after the Preparing To Sync step.
It’s related to the MDCrashReporter, which can be found in macOS under Activity Monitor. Quit it (or force quit it) and the iPhone sync resumes immediately.
It happens and is replicable every single time on the latest iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma.
Furthermore I purged my Mac at the beginning of the year and completed ripping my entire CD library in lossless just because it’s been potato quality for two decades - and sounds way better in the car now!
Why do I tell you that? Well, nuking your library and furthermore your entire Mac isn’t enough to solve this issue. So don’t waste your time.
The problem doesn’t exist with the same library on that same Mac when syncing to an iPad on the latest iPadOS 17.
pkill -9 "MDCrashReportTool"
Hopefully, it won't happen until hell freezes over.When will Taylor Swift get her own show on Beats1?
Just as bad, when jumping around the browsing history, Safari often starts associating the wrong URLs wih the website titles in the history (or vice versa).The one thing that consistently syncs badly for me is Safari bookmarks – change anything in Safari's Bookmarks Editor and a minute later it switches back to the pre-edited state… Frustrating, and seemingly taxing for the system. Probably an overlooked framework or something that needs a little attention.
This used to drive me nuts as well. The workaround is to create a smart playlist with all your music using the settings below. Then on your phone set that new smart playlist to be downloaded. Once you set this up, any new music will automatically be added to the playlist and then downloaded onto your phone.What pisses me off the most about Apple Music is the constant, opinionated removal of downloaded music. If I want to download and fill up my phone to the point it's unusable, let me. Annoys me to no end when I get on a long haul flight and 90% of my downloaded music is gone and I never deleted it. Pisses. Me. Off.
Go to Settings > Music > Optimise storage - turn it off. That way the iPhone won't automatically remove music to make space for other things. Or you can set a minimum limit of your choice.What pisses me off the most about Apple Music is the constant, opinionated removal of downloaded music. If I want to download and fill up my phone to the point it's unusable, let me. Annoys me to no end when I get on a long haul flight and 90% of my downloaded music is gone and I never deleted it. Pisses. Me. Off.
Yep. I logged a bug report about this.A fun issue exists with the iPhone not syncing after the Preparing To Sync step.
I still have my 2005 iPod Shuffle around somewhere...I bought a 2005 iPod Mini four years ago and modded it with a 256GB flash card
Yeah I have all described problems and also seems every song has a weird skip in the first half of itI've been having plenty of Music problems. From songs cutting out after 10 seconds, to songs not showing up on my playlists, to Music crashing altogether. What's going on?
Wow, that really sucks! I still have iTunes library I keep maintaining and adding to. I will be sure NOT to subscribe to Apple Music or use iTunes Match then.Exactly this.
I was burned by Apple Music in the transition from iTunes to Apple Music — my carefully curated music library literally — yes, literally — destroyed.
An 800GB+ music library that had been carefully sorted in albums and playlists. Mangled.
partial albums uploaded. Lossless files replaced by lossy.
Cover artwork? Pffft. Mixed and matched… missing.
Artists mixed up and ignored.
Broke my heart.
Unless there is a major rebuild from the foundations up, I will never be tempted to again.
Why other services could achieve it and the giant Apple cannot is a mystery.
And yet, how often do we hear that Apple really cares about music. "It is in our DNA" they say… yeah sure.