Definitely my own music. Will never support subscription music. Doesn’t provide half the audio I want.Hmm, I have 22 playlists in mine, and every single one of them has the correct artwork.
Since you're missing the "For You" and "Browse" buttons at the bottom of your music app, I'm guessing you dont have an active Apple Music subscription. Did you set up these playlists yourself using your own audio files that you transferred to your device? If so, maybe that's part of the problem?
Did you ever let iTunes scan your library and auto-add album art?
Definitely my own music. Will never support subscription music. Doesn’t provide half the audio I want.
Never been a problem until iOS 13. In my paranoia I suspect Apple may be using this to drive their subscriber base. Not with me. Have seen this posted by others.
Probably going to start flooding Apple with reports.
Have not done the auto-scan. Afraid it will just mess everything up more. I have about 1,000 playlists. To clarify, the first 10 or 20 playlist will show correct album art and text, then they get off kilter.
Some of what I have doesn’t have album art. Still, it’s an iOS13 thing. Never an issue on any older iOS phones or iPods. My 6th gen iPod Touch works fine under 12.
I think the award for most successfully contorted app will go to Mail.
Did you try adding custom art to the playlist cover? If you open the playlist and select "Edit" in the upper right, you can assign whatever image you want for the cover.
Tracks that weren't purchased from a digital marketplace like Amazon, etc, can often have weird issues that pop up with album art depending on the application that's playing them. That's because MP3s use ID3 tags to store album art, and there are a bunch of different ID3 fields that can store artwork. Some tracks sourced from alternate sources have album art input by people who don't know what they're doing, and some of them have multiple images in multiple ID3 fields inside one MP3. Depending on which field a particular MP3 player is pulling the art from, you can end up with totally different artwork showing in different players. If the Apple Music app is automatically pulling images from the files for the Album Art cover, and the files aren't standard, that could cause issues.
I would bet that if you checked all the ID3 tags inside your files, odds are that some of them are screwed up.
I just closed out the mail app and safari still reloads tabs on my iPad Pro on 13.2. But then there are other times (very rarely) where hours will go by and it wont reload . Its definitely a quirky bug thats causing it.
That is by design.
Notifications that appear on the watch will not appear on the phone.
Notifications on your Apple Watch - Apple Support
Customize when and how you get notifications on your Apple Watch.support.apple.com
You can monitor process iOS CPU and RAM utilization in XCode, so if you cared enough you'd be able to keep an eye on this.My suspicion is that some system service or other process has a memory leak, and eventually uses up so much memory that not enough is available for more than one or two apps to run in the background. Eventually that process gets killed by the system, so now the memory is free and multitasking works great again, until once again the memory leak consumes all available memory.
This is just a THEORY of course; I have no way of proving this since Apple locks down iOS. But it would certainly explain the behavior and how unpredictable it is, along with how things work fine for a while after a reboot.
You can monitor process iOS CPU and RAM utilization in XCode, so if you cared enough you'd be able to keep an eye on this.
That makes a lot of sense. Its just a shame we may have to wait at least a month for a fix until 13.3 comes out. Im weary of running betas especially this year!My suspicion is that some system service or other process has a memory leak, and eventually uses up so much memory that not enough is available for more than one or two apps to run in the background. Eventually that process gets killed by the system, so now the memory is free and multitasking works great again, until once again the memory leak consumes all available memory.
This is just a THEORY of course; I have no way of proving this since Apple locks down iOS. But it would certainly explain the behavior and how unpredictable it is, along with how things work fine for a while after a reboot.
Doubt it will be a month. Maybe we will get 13.2.1 or 13.2.2 yet this week with a fix.That makes a lot of sense. Its just a shame we may have to wait at least a month for a fix until 13.3 comes out. Im weary of running betas especially this year!
How is the battery on this beta? Thinking of updating to it on my XR to fix ram management, but don't want my phone's battery to be cut in half.
That makes a lot of sense. Its just a shame we may have to wait at least a month for a fix until 13.3 comes out. Im weary of running betas especially this year!
If there’s a larger issue at play it’s very possible it’ll take them weeks to track it down. I hope I’m wrong!Doubt it will be a month. Maybe we will get 13.2.1 or 13.2.2 yet this week with a fix.