kirkmc Posted December 22, 2016 Share Posted December 22, 2016 The only thing you can do is remove the songs from your library, give iTunes time to resync, then re-add them. I've heard from some people who told me that songs that weren't matched before are now matching with the latest iTunes update. I write about Macs, music, and more at Kirkville. Author of Take Control of macOS Media Apps. Co-host of The Next Track podcast. Link to comment
kirkmc Posted December 22, 2016 Share Posted December 22, 2016 Ah, right, mis-matches. Unfortunately, you are, as they say, screwed. I write about Macs, music, and more at Kirkville. Author of Take Control of macOS Media Apps. Co-host of The Next Track podcast. Link to comment
kirkmc Posted December 23, 2016 Share Posted December 23, 2016 Digital remasters should be "different." The audio is different enough that I would expect it to be differentiable. Unless the remaster simply has volume changes, rather than changes to the mix, in which case I doubt that audio fingerprinting notes any difference (since you could have manually changed the gain on a file). But iTunes Match also mixes up live and studio versions of songs, which suggests that it's not just digital fingerprinting, or perhaps these are problems in the iTunes backend database. jrc1991 1 I write about Macs, music, and more at Kirkville. Author of Take Control of macOS Media Apps. Co-host of The Next Track podcast. Link to comment
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