Try Apple Music: The Ultimate Guide by iMore Editorshttps://itun.es/us/SMNG9.l It's $4.99 and well worth it. It 130 pages long with lots of picture. I learned quite a bit from the book./( ) Alice.( ). lwr32@mac.com
On Oct 22, 2015, at 9:58 PM, David Smith david.smith.14916@gmail.com [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Apple Music's never been perfectly clear to me, but I suppose all that would happen if you unplugged it would be that you'd find that some of your music collection - the part you'd not paid for separately through iTunes - had disappeared.Why not try it? Then if you don't like the results, re-subscribe.I'm about to pull the plug, and I don't expect to lose much - certainly not the stuff I've bought from iTunes or ripped at home.I have Apple Radio and pay for it. I am supposed to be able to have access to tunes off line and have had no problem doing that.
Until today. Now when I tried to make something available off line I got a message that I had to enable iCloud Music Library.
So I did, and then I got a message saying that because I already have music on my device, I can choose to merge my local and iCloud libraries, or replace the device's library with the cloud library.
That sounded like I might lose my music if I stopped paying for Apple Radio. So I didn't do it.
Does anyone know how that works and what I might be losing if I went ahead with cloud music? I do want access to some tunes -- that's one reason I like Apple Radio.
Thanks,
Carol
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