Itunes automatically downloads clean version

 · In the computer that I imported it on, it plays the correct versions of the songs, but when I go to play the album on my iPhone 4s, it plays the clean versions. So somehow, iTunes Match put the clean version in the cloud, instead of matching it with the explicit.  · It seems like if there is music I have on my iPhone that wasn't purchased from iTunes, but is in Apple's catalogue, it turns it into the clean version. For some reason, Apple Music is not smart enough to automatically download the clean version of a song. It just simply omits that song completely from my playlist. And I have to manually.  · Type rm -rf ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes\ Media/Downloads/* then press to delete the plist file along with all of the downloads of TV shows. (Note: this method removes the files permanently, which is fine since the next step re-downloads them.) ForWindows 7 or later: Open C:\Users\username\My Music\iTunes\. Find the plis file along with all downloads of TV shows and delete bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 2 mins.

Method 1: Fix iTunes ID3 tags for all the music. Click the Clean Up icon at the top-right corner in ITUNES LIBRARY page, and then scan all the music files, after that click Fix to fix the ID3 tags, then you could fix all the missing tags, get missing covers, delete duplicates and remove missing tracks. Download Now Download Now. The most consistent way I've found to solve this is to drop your files into the "Automatically add to iTunes folder." How I do it on a Mac: Navigate to Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/ Seconday click on "Automatically Add to iTunes" Select "create alias." - this makes a shortcut, for those who didn't know. Download Leawo Tunes Cleaner for Windows to clean up iTunes music library and other music folders. This is a review of the trial version of Leawo Automatically download and add music tags.

Just tap the "Download" button next to the song or album that you want to download one by one. In order to make it easier, you can use Automatic Download option to automatically download all songs in your Apple Music Library, including the Apple Music songs and songs you've added on your own. Type rm -rf ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes\ Media/Downloads/* then press to delete the plist file along with all of the downloads of TV shows. (Note: this method removes the files permanently, which is fine since the next step re-downloads them.) ForWindows 7 or later: Open C:\Users\username\My Music\iTunes\. Find the plis file along with all downloads of TV shows and delete them. When iTunes downloads an update, it is purely temporary, and deleted as soon as the connected device has been updated. If you want things to work automatically, I don't believe you can get there by hacking the filesystem.