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Subject: Re: iTunes Match- detecting which songs were replaced
Hi Sher, as Anna says, it's not so much that the tracks get replaced on your
local computer, but they do get replaced in the cloud if iTunes finds a match,
which is I think what you're asking about.
You can bui
Could you elaborate just a bit re this?
> Thanks so much for the very helpful response.
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> Cher
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> Hi Sher, as Anna says, it's not so much th
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Subject: [Bulk] Re: iTunes Match- detecting which songs were replaced
Hi,
iTunes doesn't change any tracks in the library on
after
subscription.
Cher
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Subject: [Bulk] Re: iTunes Match- detecting which songs were replaced
Hi Sher, as Anna says, it&#
Hi Sher, as Anna says, it's not so much that the tracks get replaced on your
local computer, but they do get replaced in the cloud if iTunes finds a match,
which is I think what you're asking about.
You can build a smart playlist to do this. When I first did iTunes Match, I was
able to build a s
Hi,
iTunes doesn't change any tracks in the library on your computer. It just makes
those tracks available for download by all your devices. So if you have an
album that you know was ripped at a low bitrate, and you know that the album
was matched with tracks in the iTunes store, you can delete
