If i say “hey Siri playlist purchased music” nothing
if i say “hey Siri playlist eighties” nothing
if i say “hey Siri play another one bites the dust” it play the song.
If i say “hey Siri play all songs” it will play all songs in iMatch database
it can obviously see the music in my iMatch database. Why wont it play playlists.
I disabled personal requests. The results are different but i would not say exactly solved.
if i say “Hey Siri playlist Purchased Music” it cant find it.
if i say “Hey Siri playlist” wait for her to ask what play list then say “Purchased Music” it then plays the music.
so it works but its clumsy. It would be nice to be able to have personal requests and music.
I disabled personal requests. The results are different but i would not say exactly solved.
if i say “Hey Siri playlist Purchased Music” it cant find it.
if i say “Hey Siri playlist” wait for her to ask what play list then say “Purchased Music” it then plays the music.
so it works but its clumsy. It would be nice to be able to have personal requests and music.
ok this is working now. I disabled personal requests and disabled recognize my voice. then re enabled recognize my voice and now it works
Have you enabled recognize my voice on the HomePod? It seems that feature breaks iTunes Match.
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this stopped working again.. but I now realize I need to leave recognize my voice disabled for this to work. it then defaults to my iTunes account and plays the playlists from there. anyone that asked for music and knows the names of the playlists can ask Siri to play the music from iTunes Match now.
See Change settings for HomePod - Apple Support. Try signing out of your Apple ID for music, then sign in again.
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I guess you're going to have to try a full reset of the HomePod. See Reset HomePod - Apple Support.
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This seems to be a common issue with iTunes Match and the Recognize my Voice feature.
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I wish there was a way to mark this as not solved. today i tried the same acton and the homepod will not play any playlists no matter how i say this. so this is not solved
I'm singed in to music on 2 Apple TVs and iPad and an iPhone and a MacBook. which one should i sign out of?
The HomePod that won't play your playlists on demand.
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On the HomePod there is only an option to change default user or factory reset. I have already tried changing the default user and changing it back.
Ive done a full reset. It doesnt change anything.
Keep in mind these are iTunes Match music lists not music or local ipad music.
Do you mean personal requests?
Did you make sure that Recognize My Voice was turned off after the reset? It may default to on.
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homepod wont play playlists
