Musik Von Pc Auf Apple Music
Ashlie Hagenson
So starting last week at some point, Apple Music on my iPhone seems to have just stopped working. It refuses to play anything that is not in my library, nothing from "For you", "Radio", or any saved Apple Music Playlists.
I have the same issue and I can play anything I purchased, whether downloaded or in the cloud, but I cannot play anything from Apple Music. I can download songs, but then I get a dialog box about the song not being authorized rather than the silent fail and "Not Playing" status I get if I try to stream it from Apple Music.
I have a case open with Apple and am going to talk to them on the phone tomorrow, but my guess is they can't do anything other than take my console log and see if they can learn something from it while I wipe my phone and try to get on with my life.
I do have iMazing and iExplorer, and I should hopefully be able to restore app data for those apps that don't use the cloud to store it. Either way, it's going to be a painful experience and a massive waste of time.
I tried everything in this post, but nothing worked. I had a call with Apple care this afternoon, but the only solution is to restore the iPhone to default (without backup), which is not acceptable for me. Apple has to fix this bug very soon or I will cancel my Apple music payment and get back to Spotify...
Hi, I came here looking for a solution to the same issue. I've tried most of what you have w/o any resolution. I believe this started happening for me some time around when I installed iOS 11.3, but can't be sure. Apple Music on macOS seems to work fine.
This is a really detailed reply and I really appreciate that! I was thinking of doing the same thing with the console but you beat me to it. It definitely seemed like something locally was screwing it up too, as it's so fast to NOT play the music that it seemed like it was too quick for any kind of network request to be telling it to not play.
What kind of OS allows a corrupted cache file where it KNOWS it's corrupted (it logs it as such in the console log) and doesn't just wipe the cache and recreate it? Really, the only way around this is to wipe the phone and start completely over from scratch? Meaning: lose all your app data for apps that don't store in the cloud, have to recreate your Apple Pay settings, Touch ID settings, Siri and autocorrect learning, etc, etc, etc, all from scratch again.
Yup that's exactly what mine did. I finally got Apple Music to play music again by Erasing all settings and content and then NOT restoring my iCloud backup. Total pain and not really a solution but I guess it will have to do for now.
Is there really no other solution? No one else has had any luck with anything else? I've tried so many things and have not been able to get this to work either, except to setup my phone as new again. This is pretty ridiculous.
So far nothing helpful. I was called by an apple support person, and there was no resolution. They had me try all the things I've already tried, then sent me a link to upload my log file to. I've heard nothing back since.
Ok, just did a fresh install of 11.4.3 beta, installed as new phone (didn't restore from backup). Apple Music works fine now. Now I'm restoring from backup to see what happens. I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this one.
I have the same issue. Just to precise that the problem is only on my iPhone since updating to 11.3.1. I did not do the update on my iPad and Apple Music is fine on it. Did anyone tried the 11.4 beta ?
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