A selection of audio files can be added using the "Open." command in M3Unify's File menu.Audio files (and folders containing them) can be dragged to M3Unify's icon in the Finder, its icon in the Dock, or opened using the Finder's "Open With." command.Some items may be rejected: Dragged tracks whose associated files are missing ("dead" tracks) or are not local (streamed Apple Music and Cloud Music Library tracks, or Shared Library tracks, for example) have no accessible files and will be rejected after the drag. Apple fixed this.Ĭurrently, tracks cannot be dragged from the "Downloaded" track list.ĭrag tracks from Music or iTunes or Files from the Finder to M3Unify Some tracks can't be "dragged out" of iTunesįor a time, there was an iTunes bug whereby tracks dragged from the "Audiobooks" track list would contain nothing in the dragging pasteboard. Otherwise, M3Unify will alert you about being unable to access your iTunes library information. Please be sure this setting is checkmarked ON. M3Unify needs to access this file to get information about the tracks and playlists in your library. It gives other applications permission to access the current iTunes library's XML file. "Share iTunes Library XML with other applications" is a setting in iTunes > Preferences. ITunes 12.2 - "Share iTunes Library XML with other applications" Preferences setting Items cannot be dragged from the Books app.Music currently has sketchy artwork support.Playlists cannot be dragged from the Music app, only track selections.Notable issues with macOS 11 Big Sur beta Please email me at support AT dougscripts DOT com and I will re-send.
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