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When I try to sync my iPhone with music on my iMac, I get a message that (the phone) is using Cloud Music Library - and to sync, I need to turn off the Cloud Music Library. However, I learned that doing this will delete all music from my phone. Answers?
iPhone 11
Your Mac isn't recognising your subscription.
"If you don't subscribe to Apple Music or iTunes Match, you won’t see an option to turn on Sync Library" – from Apple documentation
Try signing in here: https://music.apple.com
If that doesn't help try Get Support, top right on this page.
Your Mac isn't recognising your subscription.
"If you don't subscribe to Apple Music or iTunes Match, you won’t see an option to turn on Sync Library" – from Apple documentation
Try signing in here: https://music.apple.com
If that doesn't help try Get Support, top right on this page.
It will delete everything related to an Apple Music subscription, but shouldn't delete your own music. I'm assuming you don't have a sub hence wanting to sync your iPhone with your Computer via cable, because if you had a sub your own music would automatically sync between the two devices.
Actually, I DO have a subscription (albeit a trial one) to Apple Music - or so the iMac keeps telling me. I will restart the computer, and see whether that has any effect.
Many thanks for your answer!
You need to turn on Sync Library in Music Preferences on your Mac and your own personal library should sync to the phone. You cannot sync using a cable with a sub to Apple Music if iCloud syncing is on.
Yes, certainly. This is what it should look like:
Thank you - but no matter what I do, I cannot see the option for Sync Library in Music Preferences. That's why I think a reboot is necessary. Would you say so?
Yup. That's what I've been waiting to see. I only get the last two categories, no matter how often I close and open the Music app.
Thanks for all your help, I really appreciate it!
iPhone music sync with iMac
