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I can guarantee you that they either currently do change your files, or did at some point in the past. My entire catalogue of music imported from physical CDs w
by epgui 4y ago
I can guarantee you that they either currently do change your files, or did at some point in the past. My entire catalogue of music imported from physical CDs was switched to different files, with different metadata and all (overriding my manual classification), and sometimes replacing uncensored versions with radio-safe versions, etc, sometime after 2010.
This caused me to stop buying music altogether.
- merb 4y agoif you import files in iTunes they get converted to aac
- nier 4y agoYour experience matches mine. Quite frustrating.
- js2 4y agoI think there was a bug in an early release of the matching feature that replaced the files, but it hasn't done that in ages (unless it's become buggy again). Years ago I let it match all my content, backed up my original files, deleted them from disk, then let iTunes pull down the higher quality matched versions.
- secretsatan 4y agoThis was my experience with early versions of apple music, i had to restore from backup. I will never trust it