Okay, This is weird. When I first turned on Apple Music back when it first came out, I noticed that many custom albums which I had put together, (one especially being a collection of podcasts that I myself recorded) got uploaded to iCloud in Apple music. However, other files did not. I decided to try to solve the issue of certain collections of files labeled as being "ineligible" by iCloud by letting iTunes reencode the files as being .m4a at 256KBPS. I compared the meta data of those files which got accepted with the files which, despite iTunes reencoding them as not being acceptible. The data appears to be the same in the info window all throughout the files. Still, problem not solved. Any advice? I should mention that it's not a question of space, as I have more than enough. Thansk.
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