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I haven’t used Apple Music (various applications and incarnations) for a very long time, going back to iPod days. One of the most annoying things was the inabi
by robomartin 4y ago
I haven’t used Apple Music (various applications and incarnations) for a very long time, going back to iPod days.
One of the most annoying things was the inability to play an album as recorded. If I want to listen to Mozart’s Requiem, Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto or Pink Floyd’s The Wall, I need to be able to listen to the tracks in the order they are intended. Last I checked this was still impossible.
My entire library of hundreds of purchased music CD’s is stored in Windows Media Player. I can listen to albums exactly as the artist intended.
Has Apple fixed this? If not, why?
I also remember that importing my CD’s into Apple-whatever was a nightmare. Among other things, the metadata that Windows gathered without effort was gone, and the concept of albums seemed to be nonexistent. So, I gave up. At some point you just can’t continue to waste time with bad software.
- johnwalkr 4y agoI've was going to say I've encountered this problem in the nearly 20 years I've been using itunes. But actually I remember back in the day it happening a few times with downloaded mp3s, if metadata for track was missing or if there were typos in some of the metadata (for artist for example).