The simplest way to store your current music collection would be to rip the CDs to an external hard drive as a longer term backup, and to act as a local copy if you wish to add songs manually to your devices.
To stream your music from anywhere, you could upload up to 20, songs to Google Play Music , and then play back from any browser, iOS or Android device for free. Alternatively, with iTunes Match you can get iTunes quality copies of up to 25, songs that will be available on all your Apple devices or Windows PCs through iTunes , including the Apple TV, both locally and by simply streaming. These files can then also be played over AirPlay to any speakers using either built-in software or the AirPort Express for anything with a 3.
Depending on the range of your library, you may be able to find everything on a streaming service like Spotify or Rdio in my experience Spotify seems to have a wider range of music , and after ripping your CDs for the sake of longer term backup, move to using one of these services for your daily consumption of media.
Using a mix of the above is likely the best way to go, and I'd definitely make at least one hard drive backup, there's no guarantee that the cloud service you sign up to today will exist in a few years' time and you don't want to lose your collection. Q EE's coverage seems to have gotten worse in London since the merger.
Surely the network should have got better? Nicola via email. A You would assume that combining the masts of two companies would result in an improved service on existing 2G and 3G networks. However, this is not necessarily so for a few reasons.
The main contributor to the problem is that some masts have been converted for 4G signals. Almost like they gone off Spotify altogether Also as you can see, pure trance radio is a weekly podcast from DJ Solarstone and no podcast option other than his playlist is there.. Same with all my other trance podcasts Me too.
I'm glad I'm not the only one so it must be on there end where problem lies Hopefully it will get sorted or I'm off No more premium subscription off me.. I think what might be common for a lot of the podcasts that have disappeared is that they were podcasts featuring music. And still no answer from Spotify. I also hate that if you try to discover new podcasts through the "Music" section, you are only suggested whatever shitty music people hear in your area, instead of dividing it by genres and tailoring to your music tastes.
Why aren't we getting any answers from Spotify on this matter Seems music related podcasts especially trance have completely gone but no explanation as to why.. Surely someone at Spotify can clarify as to why?? Same problem happening for my podcast to. It was my DJ sets as episodes were on spotify for a long while and suddenly it dissappeared. And answer from spotify. If this is how they treat paying customers, I will definitely reconsider continueing.
I got this reply just now from Spotify. Suddenly they decided to do this after so long allowing music podcasts on their platform. We have removed your podcast from Spotify for Podcasters.
Spotify for Podcasters isn't intended to be used as a music distribution tool, regardless of the licensing state of your music. We hope this clears things up. Many thanks for this. They have taken there time answering this so why now an not when I originally asked about this Where is pure trance radio and all the other music podcasts I subscribed to.
Spotify, has a one-click submission process from most podcast hosting platforms. Apple Podcasts Connect also changes your categories, too. Podcast hosting companies are fielding a high level of support queries. Castos welcomes Apple to the private podcasting movement. This leaves users with a bunch of podcasts lying in their list with no way of deleting them. Sweet merciful lord of christ. This is coupled with an issue of sorting on the Apple Podcast app where it sorts podcasts in a different fashion.
We hope Apple quickly takes note of this and patches things up here. But nevertheless, iOS For those of you who are not liking the recent changes in the Podcast app following iOS There appear to more underlying issues than what was initially reported.
In addition to the issue where users could no longer remove podcasts individually, it now appears that individual podcasts can not be added to the list either. Some users are also facing issues related to their custom Podcast Stations that are no longer functioning.
Stations fail to gather data of selected episodes in the right way. From here, choose the number of episodes you want the app to download automatically. Taking things a step further, you can even toggle off the automatic downloads option. Although, this means you would have to have access to the internet at all times to listen to podcasts. In case the podcasts have already been installed on your Apple device. This should help in case you already became the victim of the bug with hundreds of podcasts lying in your library.
While updates are expected to make things better, looks like iOS Following are some of the reports:.
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