I started Apple Music trial, and I added some songs to My Music library, when I connect my iPod Nano 7g and try to sync. It says that song was not copied to the iPod because it is a subscription item.
It is supposed that I can play them offline, right?
iPod nano, OS X Yosemite (10.10.4), null
The nano doesn't contain a secure clock, or wi-fi so it could call in to check on the subscription, therefore it isn't a suitable device for Apple Music.
tt2
So I can download and use Apple Music on my bloody Android phone but not my APPLE IPOD!!?!?!? I don't have words for how incredibly STUPID that is!
How old is your iPod, does it have internet access?
Does your Apple iPod have an internet connection and a sufficiently power processor to run more recent versions of the respective firmware/OS? Apple Music is available on any iOS device capable of running iOS 8.4 or later, or Android device that runs Android 4.3 or later. Older devices will be excluded for performance reasons and/or an effective method to enforce DRM tied to an ongoing subscription.
tt2
Good luck with your choices.
Don't confuse the issue with facts, they are not wanted here.
So, let me see if I have this clearly now, because Apple's iTunes can not put music on your Nano from Apple Music you will replace it with a service that also can not put music on your Nano?
not_for_long wrote:
ha ha not quite. Apple Music DRM's your library making you have to use iTunes only.
Apple dropped DRM on purchased music back in 2009.
More irrelevant facts?
Csound1 wrote:
More irrelevant facts?
Oops.
Good luck.
Pick up a set for me when you find out. 🙂
Csound1 wrote:
Pick up a set for me when you find out. 🙂
As long as you pay the shipping.
I can't transfer Apple Music to iPod Nano
