Because some day I'll get sick of the songs I like so I won't love them anymore and it's a burden to unlove those songs. I usually don't press the love button unless the song is my ultimate favorite. I searched for a bit and someone said that I am supposed to 'love' a song. Maybe it's just these days' mainstream music isn't my taste, apple music simply sucks, or I'm using it wrong. Maybe I thought Spotify was giving me too much hipster, indie music and I think I wanted more of mainstream.īut it's been extremely awful for a couple of years. I was using Spotify for years but I changed to apple for reasons I don't even remember. It wasn't always like this though, at least for me. I am SO frustrated that Apple music playlists and recommendations, charts, whatever that is on that app sucks so bad. This is a fan-run community and is in no way authorized, sponsored, or endorsed by Apple. Related Communities r/AppleBookStore r/iPhoneography r/AMPlaylists r/Apple r/iOS r/iPhone r/iPad r/iOSBeta Disclaimer To view the spoiler, simply hover your cursor over the text. Comment SpoilersĪdd the scope of the spoiler in the brackets. Please read and follow our Rules when posting. No NSFW content (some leeway may be given for album art or for other circumstances outside of the user's control). Constructive feedback is welcome aggressive complaining is not.ħ. Posts and comments that are needlessly negative or hostile toward Apple Music may be removed. No needlessly negative or hostile posts No aggressive complaining. No self-promotion and advertisements No posts/comments that are advertisements or self-promoting.Ħ. Have integrity No posts/comments about piracy, account sharing, VPN use, etc.ĥ. No low-quality content Low quality content will be removed without warning.Ĥ. No rude, offensive, or hateful posts/comments.ģ. If you would like to share a playlist, do so over at r/AMPlaylists.Ģ. They will be removed and you may be banned. Do not post any links to playlists Do not post any links to playlists. This is a real problem that is driving me totally nuts.R/AppleMusic is a subreddit for discussion of Apple's music streaming service, Apple Music. My next test Monday will be to play 12 hours of music to see if its something to do with MP3 files as podcasts and music are both MP3 and I also think if I'm not wrong Audible uses the same mp3 files for there books. In conclusion I can play an Audiobook all night and still have 60% battery life at the end of a 12 hour shift but If I use ether the podcast app or downcast I will not only eat threw my internal battery but also my external Mophie juice pack and even at that I need to connect up my 10,000MAH battery just to get me threw the night. Played an audiobook with Audible no problems.
Tested Downcast as well and Im having the same problem so Im starting to think this is IOS related.Ĥ.
Only pull when on WIFI at home well plugged in to insure its not eating my battery.ģ.
Turned off all auto Pull podcasts from the default 1 hour to Manually so it does not go looking every hour.Ģ. I am having the same problem and I'm starting to think Apple really does not care to much about this.
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