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I am trying to add a large collection of songs I have on my laptop to my apple music and I tried putting them into "Automatically add to Music" but they all got put into a "Not Added" folder. They are all MP3 so I am unsure what the issue is.
MacBook Pro (M1, 2020)
Drbptr,
Going into the "Not Added" folder usually means that they audio files are not compatible. Try a few of the files individually (one at a time) by right-click, Open With > Music, and see if they add that way.
Drbptr,
Going into the "Not Added" folder usually means that they audio files are not compatible. Try a few of the files individually (one at a time) by right-click, Open With > Music, and see if they add that way.
drbptr wrote:
Still nothing, it opens the music app but then nothing plays or shows up. I tried this for a couple of different ones and nothing changed.
That means that Music is finding the files to be invalid. If you have access to a 3rd party MP3 repair program, you can probably clean them up. Or if possible, go back to the source and request a refund or replacement.
Still nothing, it opens the music app but then nothing plays or shows up. I tried this for a couple of different ones and nothing changed.
Adding mp3 files to music library
