When Apple Music first came out it included a version of iTunes Match, I don’t recall exactly what it was called, but the implementation was slightly different and it was way more prone to error than iTunes Match. I signed up for it and it completely wrecked and corrupted the iTunes libraries on my iOS devices as well as the iTunes library on my mac. (Which Apple said was impossible even though it happened to lots of us.) I remember listening to an “album” and hearing songs off two different albums plus some live recordings because Match couldn’t tell the difference, picked randomly, and deleted what it thought were duplicates. I restored my iTunes library from a backup and I’ve left Match off ever since.
My basic question is: if you have a lot of your own music from non-iTunes sources, does it work now? Have they fixed it? Or is it still a disaster for anything but iTunes purchases?
My basic question is: if you have a lot of your own music from non-iTunes sources, does it work now? Have they fixed it? Or is it still a disaster for anything but iTunes purchases?