Today I've run into my first problem with Apple Music. It's not loading any of my songs that I've added from Apple Music. It's graying out all of them. I've been using Apple Music for weeks and am just now getting this error message.
I have Norton Security Suite. Is this a common problem that Norton is causing or something else?
Windows 7
Yes, I should have also said I was on El Capitan as well. Hiccups in the universe.
What the **** is this nothing is working on itunes, PC, iphone ? What gives. We pay for this................
MY issue is with Windows so seems across the board. Typical of Apple lately, buggy releases, problems with the App Store in recent days and now this. Not good enough
using Apple Macbook and iTunes.
Same problem here. it is so annoying, i cant use iTunes at all right now.
it started when i had the first Apple Music Song in my Library.
Pretty annoying for a paid for Service...
Just started happening on my Mac today (October 13) as well. Since a few people are posting today, it's hopefully a problem on Apple's end that will be resolved soon.
-R
Happening here as well. Yosemite 10.10.5. I think it is unrelated to the OS, but is a problem with the iCloud service. Please get this straightened out.
It just happened to me right now (october 13 night).
Apple please simplify your massive empire of malfunctioning apps, both on osx and ios. I need simplicity and user friendliness.
Ah it'd be great if you give us a month for free after this debacle.
Same here on my macbook pro v 10.11 El Capitan. I've been getting the same error popping up frequently for the last 3 or 4 hours. No issues with my iPhone 6 however.
Apple's system status is saying the iTunes Store service may be unavailable for some users.
Looks like the trouble started this morning.
I have the same issue.
On Mac.
I wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that the trial version of my AppleMusic just ran out. I noticed a charge for the monthly subscription on my credit card last night...
There have been issues today with the iTunes store, so this will probably (said with trepidation) go away in a matter of time. Best thing I can think of is to just be patient for now. What I have noticed is that it is not keeping me from buying songs or creating playlists or editing playlists, they just are not syncing up between devices. I bought an album in iTunes and it downloaded on my devices, but the playlists I created and changed afterward did not sync.
Your music is there, it just isnt syncing yet.
I am on the latest version of OSX, iOS and iTunes across my Mac, iPhone 6S+ and iPad Air 2. I made no changes to the machine or my network between yesterday (made changes, applied and sync'd across all devices) and today (changes made on Mac not sync'd across all devices).
ditto!
My problem is that my music, is in fact-not there. I recently bought an album and it has acted as if I did not buy it and only used it from Apple music. However, my bill from Itunes says otherwise and I should, at least be able to listen to that. But it won't let me access that or any of the music I have gotten since Apple music has been a thing.
Same issue, started today. On Yosemite.
Patience is key here.
If you look at all of the posts they all happen on the same day so it's obviously a server side issue with Apple.
This type of problem is exactly the sort of reason I've been hesitant to invest in cloud-based services like this. I've always preferred buying my own own music to something like Spotify, but when Apple Music came out, I thought I'd give it a shot because it seemed to integrated and seamless. Now, however, I find myself completely unable to access any of the music that I've added to my library in iTunes on my Mac through Apple Music because I hadn't bothered to make them available offline.
Sure this is temporary, and it's really a first-world problem to complain about not having access to a nearly unlimited library of music for a few hours or whatnot, but it realizes my fears about the service and makes me think twice about keeping it once the trial ends.
I think what makes this worse, though, is ironically that it IS so integrated. If I subscribed to Spotify and it went down for a while, it would be entirely clear to me which things I could and couldn't play. I just wouldn't bother opening Spotify until it was fixed. I'd to open iTunes or the Music app on my phone and play the local content. Instead, I'm greeted with cloud icons on my Mac, or grayed out items on my phone.
The shared library "Cloud Music Library" is not responding. (503)
