#GOOGLE MUSIC MANAGER WON T UPLOAD FULL#
#GOOGLE MUSIC MANAGER WON T UPLOAD DOWNLOAD#

I moved a stack of old talks all out of my iTunes folder and put them in a different folder on my computer so that Google Music Manager did not copy them.Īnother thing you might like to do is use the menu item ‘File: Library: Show duplicate items’ in iTunes to delete any duplicate files that you have. This means if you have things in your iTunes folder that Google won’t recognise (for example I have lots of talks that I have recorded) it will take a lot of your bandwidth to upload them all. For example if you have Abba ‘ Fernando’ Google will recognise this song and put Abba ‘Fernando’ onto your Google playlist, but it won’t need to upload the song from your computer because it already has the song. It matches your songs and does not upload songs that are already in the Google cloud. Move any large files that you don’t want out of your iTunes folder. It’s worth doing a bit of a clean up before this happens. Google music manager is going to copy all your Apple iTunes songs to the Google cloud and then across to all your other devices. From there, you will be able to upload your music from your iTunes folder.Ĭlick on ‘Upload music’ to upload your songs from iTunes to gain access to the Google music manager application.īefore you upload your music it’s a good time to get organised!

#GOOGLE MUSIC MANAGER WON T UPLOAD DOWNLOAD#

Selecting upload music does not upload your music! Instead, it will take you to a screen where you can download the music manager application to your desktop OS X computer. Go to the menu on the left of Google play and select “Upload music”. Go to and sign in to Google Play using your Google account. Step 1: Download the Google play music manager onto your computer. You need the “Google play” app for your iOS device and there is a “music manager” app that runs on your computer. Google have a music syncing solution called Google play.

#GOOGLE MUSIC MANAGER WON T UPLOAD FULL#

Tired of being asked to subscribe to Apple music all the time? Tired of not being able to sync your iTunes songs across multiple computers easily? Google has a solution that will sync your songs across your iOS devices and your home computer, and you can easily manage which songs get synced and which don’t, and you have full control over settings like whether you want to be able to stream songs over your phone data network or Wi-Fi etc.

Google music manager won t upload