iPad Air 2 (iOS 9 beta 5, happened in beta 3 and 4 too), iMac running El Cap (PB4, happened in PB3 too)
I've never seen this problem before but now have it every time I sync.
I have a lot of music and playlists. Here is an example of part of my playlist library before syncing:
1980s (2000 songs)
1990s (2000 songs)
2000s (2000 songs)
2010s (2000 songs)
for example. If I add one new song to my iTunes library on my iMac in each playlist, after syncing to my iPad Air 2, I now have:
1980s (2001 songs)
1980s 1 (2000 songs)
1990s (2001 songs)
1990s 1 (2000 songs)
2000s (2001 songs)
2000s 1(2000 songs)
2010s (2001 songs)
2010s 1 (2000 songs)
Same on my iPad in the music library AND in apps that can access that library, such as DJay2.
When I next sync back to my iMac's iTunes library, the Mac has the same amount of playlists as the iPad.
If I now add one more song to each playlist and resync, I then have the following situation on the iPad:
1980s (2002 songs)
1980s 1 (2000 songs)
1980s 2 (2001 songs)
1990s (2002 songs)
1990s 1 (2000 songs)
1990s 2 (2001 songs)
2000s (2002 songs)
2000s 1 (2000 songs)
2000s 2 (2001 songs)
2010s (2002 songs)
2010s 1 (2000 songs)
2010s 2 (2001 songs)
This is ridiculous. Anyone else having the same issues? Is there a workaround or quick fix? Is this even an iOS9 bug or a standard bug that can happen with any iOS-OSX combo?
I have not yet removed music to resync as I have quite a lot of it and it will take a long time to resync back to the iPad Air 2.
I've never seen this problem before but now have it every time I sync.
I have a lot of music and playlists. Here is an example of part of my playlist library before syncing:
1980s (2000 songs)
1990s (2000 songs)
2000s (2000 songs)
2010s (2000 songs)
for example. If I add one new song to my iTunes library on my iMac in each playlist, after syncing to my iPad Air 2, I now have:
1980s (2001 songs)
1980s 1 (2000 songs)
1990s (2001 songs)
1990s 1 (2000 songs)
2000s (2001 songs)
2000s 1(2000 songs)
2010s (2001 songs)
2010s 1 (2000 songs)
Same on my iPad in the music library AND in apps that can access that library, such as DJay2.
When I next sync back to my iMac's iTunes library, the Mac has the same amount of playlists as the iPad.
If I now add one more song to each playlist and resync, I then have the following situation on the iPad:
1980s (2002 songs)
1980s 1 (2000 songs)
1980s 2 (2001 songs)
1990s (2002 songs)
1990s 1 (2000 songs)
1990s 2 (2001 songs)
2000s (2002 songs)
2000s 1 (2000 songs)
2000s 2 (2001 songs)
2010s (2002 songs)
2010s 1 (2000 songs)
2010s 2 (2001 songs)
This is ridiculous. Anyone else having the same issues? Is there a workaround or quick fix? Is this even an iOS9 bug or a standard bug that can happen with any iOS-OSX combo?
I have not yet removed music to resync as I have quite a lot of it and it will take a long time to resync back to the iPad Air 2.