It doesn't show for me – neither on top, nor on bottom.
It doesn't show for me – neither on top, nor on bottom.
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Cherub Rock is track 1 on Siamese Dream. It’s not on Gish. That’s crazy! Totally different!!Sorting by artist, then by year still seems to broken if you have the artist favourited
The actual track 1 is missing from, and track 1 from the next album is tacked on at the end.
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If you sort by title (or view the albums in any other manner) the track order stays correct.
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This has been a problem since favouriting was introduced and I keep hoping it gets fixed with every macOS Sonoma update
I've reported the bug to Apple for what it's worth but I'm wondering if anyone else has come across this. I saw a reference to it in a reddit thread ages ago and possibly on here somewhere before.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AppleMusic/comments/17k29r1
Yep! If I play the album by clicking on the album itself it'll play the album correctly (starting at the actual track 1) but if I click the play button next to the artist name at the top when sorting by year it'll play the songs in the incorrect order that's been displayed. And it affects every album by that artist when sorting by year.Cherub Rock is track 1 on Siamese Dream. It’s not on Gish. That’s crazy! Totally different!!
yes; still not fixed in 14.3 -- please file feedback everyone!I updated to Sonoma over the Holidays and the play count bug I first noticed with Ventura is still present.
Scenario - The last song of an album or playlist does not register a play count nor is it added to my Recently Played smart playlist when either Airplaying to a HomePod or listening to music with AirPods (regular, Pro and Max) connected. Play counts for the last song on an album or playlist are registered, however, when music plays directly through the computer speakers.
This is for both locally downloaded and streamed music. I never ran into this prior to updating to Ventura and it seems like something that should never have broken in the first place but also seems like it should be easy to fix.
I have isolated this to the Mac version of the Music app and it does not happen across any of my other devices (all on the most recent software versions).
I assume I am not alone in experiencing this but I'm also not exactly optimistic it'll ever get fixed.
Same problem!Collaboration Management button missing
14.3 is obviously supposed to have collaborative playlists. According to Apple, you should be able to hit the Collaboration Management button after selecting a playlist. I don’t seem to have one anywhere.
It looks like a small handful of people have reported this: anyone on here seeing it, or have a fix?
Mac mini M2 Pro.
Furthermore, I have the icon for a collaborative playlist created in iOS but cannot edit collaboration settings for this playlist (and cannot create one) in Apple Music on macOS 14.3.Same problem!
sure it's not the aspect ratio that's the issue?It seems Music is not able to handle art cover when the image is too large. In the example here, the jpg is 1200x1197 pix and the top of the album cover is truncated. For another album, the cover is only 672x672 and it's not truncated. I don't know if this bug was already in previous versions, I'm running 14.3 and Music 1.4.3.27. Of course I checked I had scrolled up to the top.
Both images are square within less than 3/1000. I can't imagine a software unable to manage a rectangular image in a square frame. Moreover I do have art covers that are 2:1 and it works. I guess it's just the fact that the image (at 1200x1197) is larger than some hard-coded value ??? But I barely can believe that.sure it's not the aspect ratio that's the issue?
I have disabled from the beginning all stuff Music would do for you 'automatically'.Morning everyone!
I have the "add favourites songs/albums to library automatically" disabled, but it is still adding them, only having this behaviour on my Mac, in my iPhone it works as it should.
Anyone else experiencing this?
Another bug (in 1.4.3.27 in Sonoma). Add a new album to your libray, then listen to it up to the last song. All songs will have a play count of 1 but the last one.
Play the album later on. All songs get a play count of 2, last song still at 0.
Thanks I had never noticed that until today...That's a long standing bug. If there is no next song that gets played, it won't increase the counter.
Just shows how much they care about Music on Mac.