Hi Carol, you could either add a folder at a time, if your music is
structured that way, or you could select multiple files using standard
selection methods, and add them that way.
 
If you read the status line in the music section of iTunes, it will tell you
how many tracks are in the library, the playing time and the disk space
used.
Jonathan

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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Carol Pearson
Sent: Friday, 22 June 2012 4:20 p.m.
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Accessibility of iTunes Match in iOS


Jonathan,
 
I'm feeling keen to do the same, but my knowledge of ITunes (well, actually
getting things to work) is not that good, as probably is the same for a lot
of people on this list.
 
I know how to create a new (empty, presumably) library but then ...  Could
you give us a quick specific tour of how we select the songs we really want
there - and not others - and how we work out just how much storage space
we're taking up in the library?
 
If you do not feel able to do this, because of time constraints, perhaps
someone else would kindly bite the bullet!
 
Carol P
---- Original Message ----
From: Jonathan Mosen
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2012 3:14 AM
Subject: Accessibility of iTunes Match in iOS

> Hi all, well I bit the bullet this week and created a
> library in iTunes that was under 25000 of my own ripped
> tracks, so I could take advantage of iTunes Match. I've
> been ripping my music for 15 years now, so the idea of
> getting nice fresh rips in 256K AAC really appeals to me,
> and I created a smart playlist to replace all my rips
> with the AAC versions. I was super impressed that tracks
> I had digitised long ago from my vinyl collection were
> matched with a nice clean digital copy in the cloud.
> Sweet.         
> 
> However, I hope I'm missing something, because otherwise,
> iTunes Match is the first thing built into iOS that I
> don't think is particularly accessible.  
> 
> Since I have a few 12/13 hour flights coming up, I've set
> up a couple of playlists whose contents I want to
> download to my iPhone so I can hear them when I don't
> have an Internet connection. I go into the Music app,
> locate the playlist, and choose the Download All button
> at the bottom of the screen. The phone gets really
> sluggish, but also, I find that there appears to be no
> verbal indication about what songs are in the cloud, and
> what songs are stored on the phone. If you look in
> iTunes, you can go into the view options and check the
> boxes so you are told very clearly what songs are local,
> and what songs are not. And I believe that visually, a
> sighted person can see in iOS where a particular song is
> stored.             
> 
> I've sort of worked around this by starting the download,
> going into the Settings for the Music App, and disabling
> show all music, so I only see what songs are on the
> phone, but that's not a perfect solution. Has anyone else
> seen this and even better, found a work-around?    
> 
> Jonathan
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