apple-music

I'm trying to create an application that sets the desktop background to the album artwork of the current song playing in iTunes, but have come across an issue where my script can't read the album art of an Apple Music song unless it has been added to the user's music collection or playlist. Currently I am using this code to extract the album art. -- get the raw bytes of the artwork into a var tell application "iTunes" to tell artwork 1 of current track set srcBytes to raw data -- figure out the proper file extension if format is «class PNG » then set ext to ".png" else set ext to ".jpg" end if

I am trying to let people like tracks, albums or playlists on Apple Music from a webpage. I understand the manual on this page: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/NetworkingInternetWeb/Conceptual/AppleMusicWebServicesReference/SetUpWebServices.html Until I hit the part where I should use the requestUserToken(forDeveloperToken:completionHandler:) method from SKCloudServiceController in the StoreKit framework, since there is no StoreKit framework available for outside iOS. How is this token generated? Is there any other way I can generate this Music User Token manually? I

I am playing Apple Music from my application , the apple music player code is as - -(void) submitAppleMusicTrackWithProductID: (NSString *) productID // productID in US is the last numbers after i= in the share URL from Apple Music { [SKCloudServiceController requestAuthorization:^(SKCloudServiceAuthorizationStatus status) { NSLog(@"status is %ld", (long)status); SKCloudServiceController *cloudServiceController; cloudServiceController = [[SKCloudServiceController alloc] init]; [cloudServiceController requestCapabilitiesWithCompletionHandler:^(SKCloudServiceCapability capabilities, NSError *

I'm trying to integrate Apple Music to my app, I managed to get it working flawlessly until this morning. After updating to iOS 9.3.2 nothing is the same: The permission system works the same ( SKCloudServiceController ) to retrieve the AuthorizationStatus and Capability of the user. However, the MPMusicPlayerController do not behave the same using the new iOS version, let me explain : On iOS 9.3.1, if I call the playerController.play() method after setting my tracks in playerController.setQueueWithStoreIDs(:_), I immediately receive the

I am using iTunes Search API in my application & playing the previewUrl songs from within the application by using AVPlayer If user wants to play the full song, he/she needs to purchase the song from iTunes Stores only then can he/she play the full song from application. As apple released the Apple Music & giving the trial OR full membership to every one & allowing to play the full songs, is it possible to play Apple Music full songs from my application Like Previewurl by using avplayer or mpmovieplayercontroller @"Ted Hosmann" Thanks for reply . I would like to share some code from here