– Now you can find the album (original artist name + album title) with the correct artwork in your iCloud! Everything is fine again (for now) and you can enjoy your favorite albums without irritation. – Refresh the iCloud music library in iTunes. – Rename the files in iTunes back to the original artist and album meta data. When finished I can find the album “VOL” by “CB” with the original album artwork on my iPhone. – Click the x-marked-clouds next to the songs to upload the files again. I renamed the album “Victim Of Love” + “Charles Bradley” to “VOL” + “CB”. – Rename the meta data (album + artist) of the original files with something unreal.
The original files will be marked with a x-cloud in iTunes (OS X). – Delete the album from your iCloud music library. It’s a little bit time-consuming but it works for me, especially for the albums I’m very fond of: Now I have figured out a workaround that fixes the problem. I have Apple Music with iCloud activated and the same problem with different album artwork in iCloud (uploaded file) than in iTunes (original file). I think the best solution may be a preferences switch- “Prefer embedded album art and track info.” Maybe the default is “off.” People who don’t care get the simple default behavior, and music fans/experts won’t see their years of hard work thrown away by Apple Music. Many compilation albums embed the compilation release date instead of the original music release date, so you get 80s music dated e.g. Actually, there’s a lot of potential for other album metadata conflicts, since there’s no guaranteed one-to-one correspondence between tracks and albums. For most iTunes users- unless they bought all their music online instead of ripping CDs- their album art situation is mostly terrible, and almost anything may be an improvement.Īpple is probably concerned about confusion arising if different songs from one album have different cover art, which might be the case if iTunes always honors embedded art, but the user then adds tracks from Apple Music with different art. Gabe: “Hopefully, this is the behavior that persists – album art in LOCAL files receiving priority.” I am wondering if anyone else can vouch for this with similar experiences. If this isn’t the case on a mobile device, but sticks for desktop iTunes, I can live with that. Hopefully, this is the behavior that persists – album art in LOCAL files receiving priority. The RATM album has my own album art, ans seems to be coexisting happily with the matched content and the new Apple Music content (stuff I’ve added with the “+” button). Then the matched tracks disappeared, leaving only my local files, all with my original embedded album art! This has persisted after a machine reboot, and even after turning iCloud Music Library off and back on again. For a moment, my three matched RATM tracks (with the cloud icon) coexisted with the ripped album, as a single album with a few duplicate tracks. – I added my own rip of “Rage Against The Machine” to my local library. Same (original) metadata as iPhone tracks, same incorrect (post-Apple Music) album art, but the actual audio is “matched” from Apple servers and sometimes different from original (clean/explicit switches mostly). “My Music” populated with matched versions of the songs on my iPhone.
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– Installed iTunes 12.2 on my “client” PC – which doesn’t have any local music. Metadata (aside from art) and audio files appear to be untouched. The art on my iPhone got all screwed up, and like others, I’m waiting before I hit the iCloud switch on my “master” library on my server PC. This album art issue has been driving me nuts.
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(And, anyway, it’s from my CD rip, and that collection is only available on the iTunes Store.)įor now, I’ve only turned on iCloud Music Library on my MacBook Pro this Mac has a test library, and I’m not about to risk my full library.Īpple, please, STOP MESSING WITH MY ALBUM ARTWORK. Most of my David Bowie albums have the incorrect artwork, and the artwork for this Grateful Dead album is totally wrong it’s a live album, so it simply can’t be in the Complete Studio Rarities Collection.
Lots of my albums are showing no artwork at all for some reason, this is the case with a lot of my Beatles albums. The Pat Garret and Billy the Kid cover is wrong, the Planet Waves, Shot of Love and Side Tracks albums all show artwork for Biograph, and WTF is that with the Real Live artwork, which shows the Silver Linings Playbook soundtrack artwork? Here are some of my Bob Dylan albums in iTunes: And it’s really, really annoying.Īfter turning on Apple Music and iCloud Music Library, I noticed that a lot of my albums had artwork that was wrong.
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