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Mar 26, 2016 6:25 PM in response to tysonrbby bluehz,Couple of days in and still no auto-downloadeds!
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Mar 27, 2016 9:20 AM in response to tysonrbby NoMrcyND,I've uploaded about 10 albums in the last few days and nothing has downloaded to my Iphone 6!!!! Hopefully, it is fixed now
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Mar 27, 2016 2:28 PM in response to NoMrcyNDby bartez78,I found this site a couple of days ago and it worked for me. Hope it helps you people to. Not sure if it is already mentioned, but here it is:
http://www.mcelhearn.com/icloud-music-library-automatically-downloading-new-musi c-to-ios-devices/
I signed up for iTunes Match for the first time yesterday since I noticed they recently increased the song limit to 100,000. Once I enabled it on my iPhone I noticed it was automatically downloaded all my songs, which I was instantly confused about seeing as I know iTunes Match should be streaming my songs. In the hunt for finding a solution I came across some support forums about this issue and then stumbled upon your blog post. I think I got it fixed and wanted to share incase this helps others.
What didn’t work:
– Disabled “iCloud Music Library” via Settings > MusicTemporary Solution:
– Disabled “Use Cellular Data to Streaming & Downloads” via Settings > Music
– Turn off WifiPermanent Solution (so far at least but not sure which step below actually did it):
– Opened iTunes and Clicked on Store > View Account
– Under “iTunes in the Cloud” I clicked “Manage Devices”
– Found my iPhone and clicked “Remove iPhone”
– Returned to Music App on my iPhone
– It prompted me to sign back into iTunes and I declined (for now)
– It still said “Downloading 626 songs” and I tapped on that message
– I saw a list of songs trying to download but they seemed paused (probably since I wasn’t logged in)
– I scrolled to the bottom of the list and saw a link to “Cancel all downloads” (or something like that)
– I tapped the link and everything stopped.Things I tested to make sure it was fixed:
– I waited awhile to see if it started back up but no more downloading was occurring.
– So I enabled “iCloud Music Library” again and still nothing was downloading
– So then opened up Music app again and I signed back into my iTunes Account and still nothing was downloading
– It reconnected my iTunes Match Library and everything was there and nothing started downloading
– I added a new album to my iTunes Library on my computer and it added to iTunes Match on my phone (able to stream it) without downloading anything.So (knock-on wood) I think it’s fixed!
Hope this helps others!
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Apr 4, 2016 8:25 AM in response to bartez78by tocheeba,Anyone else confirm that the bug has been fixed in 9.3 final? I canceled my iTunes Match after it downloaded 6GB over LTE and killed my data plan, so I can't test it anymore, and don't want to re-subscribe until it's been fixed.
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Apr 4, 2016 8:43 AM in response to tocheebaby bluehz,I can pretty much confirm this bug has been fixed in iOS 9.3x. I have not stressed it heavily (e.g. dropping 100s of new tracks into iTunes) - but in my medium stress testing - all is well and neither of my two iOS devices is auto-downloading the music I drop into Match using iTunes/Mac.
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Apr 4, 2016 8:52 AM in response to bluehzby Csound1,I placed 1500 new tracks into my iTunes library, none have downloaded to my phone, but they never did previously either.
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May 1, 2016 10:13 AM in response to bluehzby Darryl Claps,i do not have cloud turned on and still the downloads come pouring in.
I have the latest ios9 and there is no longer anything to do with icloud under music preferences
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May 17, 2016 9:09 AM in response to tysonrbby Steven Berger,I have 7,000 songs......iTunes store is looking to download 19,000 songs.
I have 18 app updates that I can't load. I keep deleting downloads.....turning off iCloud......turning off WiFe.....and messages keep popping up about songs that are unable to download to device.
Madness.......where is the fix Apple??????
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May 30, 2016 2:43 PM in response to Steven Bergerby 00Spitfire,I have a scary story. For whatever reason my iPhone 6 Plus began this downloading music problem everyone is having. My elderly husband I were at the Indy 500 this year with some other people. We were not organized about getting back to our car, .... and my phone was dead because IT, not me, was trying to download a world full of songs, in an area where 250,0000 people are using the cellular networks, I was unable to get my husband who can only walk very slowly and not too far, safely out of the heat and in a place where he could rest. So what happened? Luckily a hero helped. Her name was Sergeant McDuffy. She noticed my husband was not well and put him in her car with water and cooled him off. She somehow got a hotspot in there and charged my phone, so we could call our other people and find our car. Now I was mad! I wanted to blame someone. But who? Our people? They did their best. Myself? I have to. But now I want to blame Apple, lol. Still my fault for not planning properly, I should have had a backup plan. What a hassle. He almost ended up in the Hospital. We would have had to turn our vacation into an extended hospital stay in a state that was not home. I got angry and reset my phone that night. I then synced it with iTunes overnight. I hope that problem is over but I don't really know. I had the same problem a few years back without the parking scenario.
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Jul 8, 2016 7:20 PM in response to tysonrbby Matthew Rosen,Had this happen to me recently (June 2016) running iOS 9.3.x, so it's still an issue.
I *THINK* I may have finally stumbled on a fix.
If you're stuck in the download loop, turn on Airplane Mode, then hit the Cancel Download command.
The list should clear.
Now --- it may start again when you disable Airplane Mode, only with a shorter song count. Turn on Airplane Mode again and hit cancel again.
Do this two or three times until the list shrinks to zero.
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Aug 6, 2016 6:42 PM in response to tysonrbby LanceDecker,A Recent post suggesting setting the phone to airplane mode and going to the bottom of the iTunes list, and repeating the process several times seemed to help. My phone drained in two hours as it try's to download 5800 songs into a small storage space, so I'm hopin this is a fix of the OS bug.
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Sep 30, 2016 4:59 PM in response to tysonrbby tgbk,Also had this happen to me this week. The remaining 3GB free space on my phone was completely filled, rendering my phone useless. If I didn't have a big data plan I would be ****** — the downloading happened over cellular. My phone was overheating and battery completely depleted.
Apple phone support advised to wipe all music from the phone and update to iOS 10 — didn't help at all, downloading still persisted even with Automatic Downloads disabled.
I even turned off iCloud Music Library which started this mess in the first place, that didn't stop the downloading either!
I had to disable wifi to make the download finally stop. NOT a solution.
Still waiting for a proper fix to this ridiculous issue.
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Oct 12, 2016 9:01 AM in response to tgbkby Crakob,Same here.
everything new in iTunes, uploads to the iPhone(ios10).
But what is funny, nothing uploads to my iPad air(iOS 10) and an older iPad2 (iOS 9).
I compared the settings of all devices and found no difference. ????
verry strange
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Oct 13, 2016 1:52 AM in response to Crakobby Crakob,Hi,
I found a solution for me.
Since on the ipads everything worked fine. I figured out, that the difference was, that , when enabling the "icloud Music library" on the two ipads i chose "replace all Music" . On my i Iphone however i chose "keep the music"
So i turned off icloud Music library on my iphone and than deleted all music (settings-> memory&icloud-> manage memory(storage). i cheked if there was no music left.
After that i turned on i.M.Lib. on my iphone again and after a while i saw my whole icloud library but no music was available offline yet.
For the purpose of testing i added an album to itunes and it showed up on my iPhone but WASN'T downloadet.
(finally i downloaded my "iphone- Playlist" to my device to have my favorite Music available offline again. I always keep a playlist with all music i want on my iPhone, so i can restore it in cases like this)
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Oct 14, 2016 2:47 AM in response to Crakobby Crakob,Update.
Stil no unwanted downlods . Even though i added quite a few more Albums to itunes.