“Just ahead of the launch of Apple Music in late June, Apple’s senior vice president of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue took to Twitter to reveal that Apple was ‘working to’ increase the limit for iTunes Match libraries and Apple Music’s similar scan-and-match feature from the current 25,000 tracks to 100,000 tracks for iOS 9,” Eric Slivka reports for MacRumors. “The arrival of iOS 9 last month did not come with a corresponding increase for the library matching limits.”
“MacRumors asked Cue for an update on the limit increase, and he tells us Apple is ‘definitely working on it’ and that he expects it will be released ‘before the end of the year,'” Slivka reports. “The scan-and-match functionality has been limited to libraries of 25,000 tracks since iTunes Match debuted in 2011, although tracks purchased from the iTunes Store do not count toward this limit.”
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MacDailyNews Take: Better a bit late than never!