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Another iTunes 7.5 smart playlist bug!

From Apple Support today:

If you edit a Smart Playlist to change "Match all" to "Match any," and then go back to edit the list again, the Match option has reverted to Match all. If you click OK without changing the Match option, the Smart Playlist will change to reflect Match all.

Solution

If you want to "Match any" of the rules, then edit the Smart Playlist again and choose "Match any" again.

by dfbills on Nov 19 | 3:12 pm

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this was fixed in 7.6

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=307047

by Danger Donkey on Jan 24 | 10:33 am

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