Far from being disappointing paperweights, I have grown to appreciate HomePods even more now that I've gotten the newest Apple TV and deployed the HomePods to provide rich stereo sound to accompany streaming movies. So whatever it is, David T's experience is I'm sure an accurate description of what he's had happen, but not universally true. Both played immediately via verbal request to Siri. Definitely not something sold by iTunes store. One was a college glee club recording, converted from cassette tape the other a high school production from the late 1960s, converted from LP. Since then, Keychain has expanded to Apple’s mobile devices and synchronizes keychain files between devices through iCloud. This project has included some non-commercial albums (e.g., high school band or choir recordings from the 1960s).As soon as I put those in iTunes, they get uploaded to iCloud and are accessible to be played through the HomePods in both of our residences, as well as anyplace else (e.g., our car) where I might want to play them.'Īnyway, I just checked, asking Siri to play two different private recordings that would not be available through the iTune store, but recordings that are part of my own set of files in iCloud, and she did. Keychain is a password management system for macOS and iOS that was originally released with Mac OS 8.6 back in 1999 as a way of holding passwords, private keys, certificates and secure notes in encrypted files on the machine. So here's that prior message, slightly edited for timeliness: 'I have been going through the process of digitizing a collection of old LPs, converting the individual tracks to individual MP3 and AAC files. Most message boards allow a continuing dialog why doesn't this one?! But that's another issue.

I'm going to reiterate what I wrote before=-which I just learned means that Apple will delete my prior answer-which is unfortunate, since it was also saying that '9 of 11 people' found that answer useful. I'm not sure what lies behind Davit T's assertion.

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