I have purchased 672 albums over the years and they are on my ipod and my iPad. When I transfer this music to my Google drive or my Dropbox it takes me to apple music to pay for a monthly subscription. I shouldn't have to pay a monthly subscription for the 672 albums that I own. How can I gain free access to my already purchased music content?
Windows, Windows 6
You do not need a subscription to play music for which you already purchased a license.
exactly how are you sharing an album from your iPad to Dropbox? If you’re sharing through music all that you are doing is sharing a link to an Apple Music file, not the actual tracks. Your music should still be on your computer in the music app where you sync it to your iPad. That will play just fine if you play items in your library.
You do not need a subscription to play music for which you already purchased a license.
exactly how are you sharing an album from your iPad to Dropbox? If you’re sharing through music all that you are doing is sharing a link to an Apple Music file, not the actual tracks. Your music should still be on your computer in the music app where you sync it to your iPad. That will play just fine if you play items in your library.
Anything that can still be downloaded from the iTunes music store for which you previously purchased a license, can still be downloaded. You may have downloaded protected tracks or are trying to use the music some other way. You can open Apple Music and navigate to library to see your purchases.
This was not helpful. I shared an album from my iPad to Dropbox and when trying to open said album in drop box it immediately opens apple music. Apple music will not allow it to be listened to without a subscription. After reading through posts I'm positive I'm not the only one experiencing this issue.
My music albums won't transfer free
