Trouble playing songs on Anytune Mac

Anytune should play MP3, AIFF, WAV, MPEG4, AAC (M4A) files and audio from common video formats. The song files must be downloaded to your device and not DRM "protected".  

 Songs ripped from a CD or purchased through iTunes,  Amazon, Google, etc are not protected and can be played.

 Purchased or matched songs downloaded from your iCloud Music Library can be played.

 Songs rented through an Apple Music (Spotify, etc) subscriptions are protected and cannot be played.

 

Importing songs 

Anytune plays songs directly from your iTunes library. You can also import songs into Anytune in the following ways: 

• Anytune menu > File > Add to Anytune...
• Right-Click on a music file and select Open with Anytune, or
• Drag song files from a folder or directly from iTunes onto a Playlist in Anytune

iTunes Music Library

Anytune uses a file (iTunes Music Library.xml) created by iTunes to determine the location of songs in your iTunes music library. You can see what file Anytune is viewing at the bottom of the menu -> Anytune -> About Anytune window. 

 

See Anytune Mac does not see iTunes songs to learn how to give Anytune access to your iTunes Music Library.