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iTunes Store 4+

Apple

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All the entertainment you can handle. Music, movies, TV, and more. From new releases to hot indies and all-time favorites, the best in every genre—ready to play. Purchase with a tap on any device.

• Explore more than 43 million high-quality, DRM-free songs. Browse by artist, album, song, genre, specially curated categories, and more.

• Select from over 85,000 movies, and over 300,000 TV shows. Browse by title, genre, network, rating, special collections, movie bundles, and more.

• Enjoy bonus content you can’t find anywhere else.

• Search and select the perfect ringtone among thousands in Tones.

• Check out the iTunes charts to see which movies, shows, and artists people love.

• View Movies and TV in stunning HD with your compatible device.

• Pre-order new releases and they’ll download automatically when available.

• Tap to download, and watch anywhere, anytime—even without Wi-Fi. Plus re-download past purchases on all your devices.

• Availability and features may vary by country.

Ratings and Reviews

A Very Quality App

I very much enjoy using iTunes Store app. One thing I would add to it as far as music is concerned, though, would be an option to look for items by artist, because the way it is now, you can look for items either by song or album name only, which means that getting to the overall oeuvre of the particular artist has to be done around. Being able to look by artist directly would make getting to the particular artist’s oeuvre more convenient.

Missing worldwide iTunes content

Personally I’d always prefer to have the original language as primary and the dub as an option extra so any Pokémon should be Japanese audio and English subtitles or English dubbed but the dubbed version is an extra not the Japanese version like studio ghibli films

Also why isn’t my anime all in anime half of the dragon ball movies are in action/adventure while the others are in anime

I’d use action/adventure as a # search term to locate movies but put them in the correct categories I’ve got Christmas movies not in holiday movies either do better with categories or let us switch them like movies anywhere is doing with my lists even movies pre set up can be changed to be in other lists

I get everything possible from iTunes but it’s still possible to improve it the library tab is not working on the app that looks like the iTunes app on other devices

I have an Apple TV 4 and 4K and the 4 doesn’t update the newest purchases on the app but it’s reflected on the movies tab where you can buy stuff the 4K works better on the app but it’s still better on the stores section and can lag before it updates or can freeze up until you back out on the main screen

Would love to have complete access to iTunes Store worldwide where content is available as it should be with foreign language content as default language version and the English language version should be as an option

Flustered

I’ve lost music that I purchased, one was a full album for whatever reason. With no customer service dept. there’s no way to get that back, plus it was years ago.
Just now purchasing a song I double clicked buy, and no movement as far as downloading to start. Checked my library to see if it started loading, nothing. Clicked back into the iTunes Store and had to double click again. Now I feel like I might have to purchases.
Also when buying singles from an upcoming album, once the album releases the two don’t sync, so I can’t listen to albums in full in sequence order because I have to pull out of that album and select the single of the same artist and album separately. Small inconveniences such as these are frustrating yet I’m still buying music (vinyls and iTunes) instead of streaming

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iTunes Remote 4+

Apple

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iTunes Remote is the best way to control Apple Music, iTunes, or the Apple TV app from anywhere in your home. Simply download the app to your iPhone or iPad, and connect directly to Apple Music, iTunes, or the Apple TV app on your Mac or PC.

With iTunes Remote you can:
• Access your Apple Music, Apple TV, or iTunes libraries
• Browse music by artist, albums, and songs
• Browse movies, TV shows, and podcasts
• Create and edit playlists
• See upcoming songs with Up Next
• Search your entire Apple Music, Apple TV, or iTunes libraries
• Explore shared Apple Music, Apple TV, or iTunes libraries
• Listen with AirPlay
• Send music to AirPlay speakers
• Group speakers together to play music in multiple rooms at the same time
• Set the volume on each speaker independently

Requirements:
• iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 11.4 or later
• Wi-Fi connection to Apple TV, Apple Music, or iTunes on a Mac or PC
• macOS 10.15.2 or higher for Apple Music and the Apple TV app
• iTunes 12.8 or later is recommended for use with iTunes Remote

What’s New

⁃ Support for Apple Music and the Apple TV apps in macOS Catalina
⁃ Support for Dark Mode with iOS 13 and later

Ratings and Reviews

Little lost gem!

I used this app years ago and even forgot I had it installed. And then came on a use case I’ve wanted for years — and this does it! Beautifully.
Among other things, I use Remote to control the music playing on my main Mac through AirPlay to my main entertainment system. Now I can listen to the same stream in the office, family room, and outside and am free to roam about the yard without worrying about WiFi dropping out. And I still have complete control over what is playing (and volume and more) from my iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch! Can’t wait to pair some friends phones so my Mac can serve as a jukebox at the next party! I’ve always wanted to do that!
The only thing I wish it did that it doesn’t do is allow me to Add to my library! (I think I get why and it’s not too much to go over to Music and do it and then come back.)
Well done Apple.

Edited, working fantastically

After this latest update and MacOS update, working swimmingly. I love that my whole house AirPlay Setup works as designed once again!

Old rating: Had I known about the iTunes remote breaking when this Catalina upgrade came about, it would have been a deal breaker. I’ve had this app for years and used it regularly to stream music to all my airplay speakers. Worked wonderfully.

I put Catalina on my mac, and it’s broken. Apple would be wise to fix, with all the issues with the iOS and macOS, which they absurdly and uncharacteristically botched, and the anger in the community over this among other “losses”, which outweigh the “enhancements”. Apple, you were better than this.

Missing key feature

This is one of the most used apps I have on my IOS devices, using it to control a headless Mac mini music server. There are no iTunes alternatives available I’m aware off, as such it is important to me that it continues to remain relevant. For the most part it works flawlessly with a local music library, what it doesn’t do is quite astonishing, it doesn’t allow selecting music from Apple Music. If I choose an album or song in Apple Music using Remote Desktop from a Mac and then start iTunes Remote on iPad it appears in now playing and functions normally so it seems feasible. Please Apple update this app with Apple Music functionality, don’t make me email Tim Cook over such an obvious shortcoming.

Updated: Apple is rolling out lossless HiRez Apple Music soon, yet this their only remote app for controlling the Music App still cannot see any of the Apple Music streaming stuff. While Roon and Audirvana’s remote apps can do just that with their apps controlling HiRez streaming services like Qobuz and Tidal.

App Privacy

The developer, Apple , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

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Apple Music 4+

75 million songs, all ad-free‪.‬

Apple

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Fill your world with the songs, albums, and artists that define you. Get unlimited access to millions of tracks, curated playlists and original content from the artists you know and love. Experience Lossless Audio, and hear sound all around you with Spatial Audio featuring Dolby Atmos. New subscribers get 3 months free.

• Over 75 million songs, all ad-free.

• Spatial Audio, featuring Dolby Atmos.

• Follow along with time synced lyrics, and share the parts that move you in Messages.

• Download your favorite music and listen offline.

• Make and share playlists with friends.

• Get personalized picks in Listen Now

• Browse picks and playlists from Apple Music editors.

• Search for songs by lyrics or just ask Siri.

• Go deep into the music with interviews, live performances and more that can only be found on Apple Music.

• Explore dozens of exclusive shows, created by the most iconic names in music, live or on demand.

• Follow friends to discover what others are listening to.

• Download and stream music straight to your Apple Watch.

• Take it all with you using CarPlay, and search for music using your car controls.

Availability and features may vary by country or region. Plan auto-renews after trial
ends.

Apple Watch Features:

Listen to radio stations right in the Music app.

Search for music using Scribble and dictation.

Choose “Listen Now” to quickly start listening to your top picks, recently played, suggested stations, and more.

Sort your favorite playlist, albums, and songs by your preference, right from your wrist.

Ratings and Reviews

I like it, but I gotta say something…

Apple… let me preface this by saying you all make a great everything. But as with all things there’s room for improvement. One suggestion I have for Apple Music is the ability to link two songs for shuffle. A lot of albums have songs that not only run into each other, but are necessary to play together. So when using your playlist on shuffle, some song transitions have no continuity and the flow is disturbed. Giving the end user the ability to decide whether or not they’d like to songs to play sequentially during shuffle would be a hit. Just make it to where two songs can be tied together. Once tied they will play together unless/until the user decides to disconnect them. I think it’ll be swell. Thanks my dudes. 🤙

Fine I guess

Let’s start with the positives. The playlists are really great! And the browse tab is a good place to discover what’s popular and find a few new things too. But, there are a few things that ruin the experience.

It’s been at least two years at this point, from iOS 13 to iOS 15, where whenever I add a song to a playlist it’s a 50/50 shot it actually gets added or not. This is definitely a bug related to iCloud Music Library that needs to get worked out. Also, when queueing songs by selecting Play Next, there’s a 20% chance they don’t actually play next and are added a few songs down on the queue. And lastly, I wish I could delete songs from my library without also removing them from my playlists.

Other than that, the songs that are suggested are generally songs I like, and every so often I Shazam a song that isn’t available on Apple Music but that isn’t a big deal. Good music suggestions, but the app itself needs some work.

Decent but behind the times

Has all the music you could want, a slick design, and basic features but it still feels like Apple Music is just checking the boxes for a basic music player. There are no real stand-out features separating it from the competition. Using it day-to-day it is easy to see the glaring flaws that keep it in second place.

There is a song queueing system, but it isn’t practical in use. The way it is handed by competitors and by the Mac music app, where there is a play next and a play later and both are played before the rest of the playlist, is the ideal way to handle this feature. And when you do add music to up next or the library there’s a huge obstructive pop-up for each and every song.

Dolby Atmos is also overly hyped and mostly just a gimmick that does not improve the vast majority of songs. They sound better on stereo since that is how they were originally mixed. Maybe this will change in the future when songs are truly mixed in Amos, but for now the feature stays off for me.

The real redeeming quality of Apple Music is its integration with iOS. It’s great to use with the Apple Watch and during workouts. The live album artwork is also gorgeous, but it doesn’t show up in the library tab!

TL;DR: Apple Music mostly checks boxes. There are the beginnings of what could be stand-out features, but most of the implementation is lackluster.

App Privacy

The developer, Apple , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

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Data Not Linked to You

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