Sieghard,
For me, i do exactly what you do, I have my entire iTunes library stored on a
NAS, and I ripped all my music at high bit rates, I cannot seem to think of a
good reason to use iTunes Match.
Simply it takes a few minutes to move music back onto the phone and my audio
quality is higher
, October 20, 2012 12:14 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: iTunes Match - To use it or not to use it, that is the question
Good evening/very early morning all,
Having recently signed up for this service myself, I can tell you firsthand
what motivated me to go for iTunes Match, after doing
Of course if you have anything that you ripped into the Apple lossless format
will be streamed/downloaded at 256. Of course have multiple backups of your
local files. Otherwise, I am coming up on my first year with the service and I
have no complaints. If I did you can bet I would have killed
Hi,
Yes I love it myself. I don't think you are going to have a problem with
deleting local files if they have already have been matched and are in the
cloud. I have the same music on my phone as I do on my mac. HTH.
Matthew
On Oct 18, 2012, at 7:46 PM, ShamelessFanGirl wrote:
Good
Hi Sieghard,
I can't answer any of your questions, but how long did it take you to synck 23
GB of music from your laptop to your phone?
Thanks. Keith
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Sieghard
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Subject: RE: iTunes Match - To use it or not to use it, that is the question
Hi Sieghard
If I were in your position, I don't think I would have subscribed to iTunes
match. I chose to use it because I can't put all my music on my iPhone and
still have room for the many apps and podcasts that are stored there. It is
just an opinion, but the only advantage I think you would gain at
I would concur with that as well. I do not sync all my music to my phone and
for sure that is do to a lack of sufficient space. :) The only other advantage
is if you had material that was 128Kb and if there was a match available from
iTunes Match you could swap the 128Kb for 256. So, if you
Another negative: I know how to tag things properly and for Greatest
Hits compilations (I'll use R.E.M.'s last one as an example) it
matches only the song. By this I mean, in certain cases, it'll
download the original album version of a song that came out in say...
the 80's... and not the
Hi, while I like the idea of iTunes Match, it's not for me. However if
others use it, friends, family, etc, I support them. My reasons for not
using it is because I get the same functionality from AudioGalaxy. Yes,
I probably avoid the 256 encoding it offers, but that's not important to
me.
Good evening/very early morning all,
Having recently signed up for this service myself, I can tell you firsthand
what motivated me to go for iTunes Match, after doing a goodly bit of
fence-riding for the last year while trying to make up my mind. I have a
library of just under 15000 songs, and
Yes, you can delete all the tracks that have been matched, and iTunes will
stream them from the cloud. You can actually set up a smart playlist that
shows you all matched songs so you can then select all and delete.
Jonathan
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