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Google Play Music Manager won't recognise iTunes music Library
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yep, i am experiencing the same issue. have been since i installed the public beta
havent been able to find a fix
I just downgraded to iTunes 11 for the moment. Had to get my music on by tomorrow and it didn't look like there was going to be a solution.
It does now work though. Probably the best solution
It does now work though. Probably the best solution
I followed this guide
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2013/03/how-to-downgrade-from-itunes-11-to-version-10-7-on-your-mac/
but instead of using pacifier I just installed it normally.
Obviously download iTunes 11 not 10.7, but the rest is the same.
Also, I had to revert back to an older iTunes library file, as ones opened in newer iTunes don't work.
Same here, also sonos can't read my itunes library either, or any of the files in the directory, looks like iTunes has done something strange to the file permissions so that I can't add the ~/user/music/ folder as a share.
Bumping this since it still doesn't seem to have been resolved. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Google Play Music Manager is one of my favorite things, as I use everything that's been automatically uploaded to listen to music while at work. I've been on the Yosemite beta for so long that my Google Music is so far behind.
Google Play Music Manager is one of my favorite things, as I use everything that's been automatically uploaded to listen to music while at work. I've been on the Yosemite beta for so long that my Google Music is so far behind.
Choose the Music folder instead of ITunes Library and it will read your iTunes Library since the songs are inside of folders in the music folder. I had the same problem and Google Support told me this option.
Hmmm. It wants me to re-upload all 13,000+ songs when I choose the option to switch it to to the Music folder.
I tried the above method and I think it is uploading all my songs. Before I would create a playlist and upload only the songs/albums that I wanted in Google Play Music. Is this not possible any more?
Long story short, if you have your itunes library in a different folder or your itunes library is called something different Google Music won't pick it up. It is looking for a specific file located under your %USERPROFILE%/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music Library.xml there is a work around and I have blogged it here http://redballer.blogspot.com/2017/03/using-itunes-with-google-music-manager.html