I am about 48 hours into sending songs but I think it's gonna be solid as hell. I had 24000 songs in my iTunes library and it recognized 21000 of them.. The 3,000 are slowly being uploaded, but I have been able to use it on my work computer and my iPhone. Worth the investment.

More details after it's all imported.

Making me rethink my $10 Spotify montly to just go to $5..

Got mine uploading right now, too. Hoping it's worth it...

while I am somewhat intrigued by the concept, the thought of being any more tied to iTunes is a notion worse than death by fire ants.

let me just be clear about this: fuck iTunes.

in all earnestness, whats your beef?

anyone else having a problem with itunes crashing after matching everything? i have most of my library uploaded/matched, but for some reason, it keeps crashing. pretty irritating.

Mine hasn't crashed, but it disappeared for a couple of days with no explanation and no option to turn it on. But now it's magically back on again. Kinda glitchy.

I mathed; it took three days to upload everything. I like the concept but I'm not too hip on the inability to stream the tunes to an iPhone.

I have it all on my phone, too. And my wife has the whole library on her phone now, too, which is a plus. If you use the same itunes account, you can have the entire library on any apple device.

I canceled spotify premium. I use Match more b/c I have a hard enough time just keeping up with the stuff that I actually own.

I had it connected with my phone but I realized that it was downloading the songs to the phone as it played and not just streaming so I turned it off; I'm not looking to fill up the phone.

man, i love it when software 'downloads automatically' and 'deletes automatically'. Thanks, iTunes! you know what's best for me.

Screw clarity. More staff fighting!

the other thing i'll add is if this is all troublesome and you hate this idea, then don't pay the $30/year for iTunes match and you can still drag and drop songs onto your phone while it's wired up to your computer and never have to worry about it! apple isnt forcing users to do any of this...

this is for someone who wants their gigs and gigs of songs available on their phone at any time........

or use the dropbox app with Notebox and bypass itunes altogether....

For $30 a year the Cloud is worth it to me as a backup for my library but I want this set up to work better. I'm finding it kind of buggy and slow on the iPhone. In addition to taking forever to load there are two things that are driving me nuts. I'd like to be able to find only those songs that have been downloaded without having to go back to utilities to make the switch; and, I'd also like to have the option to manage it manually while connected to a computer instead of waiting for the download. If I just missed an option someone please let me know. I still like the concept.