My iPad 2 holds a music library streamed from PC through iTunes. When I check the iTunes, I found everything organized inside the music library. The cover art is placed according to the album and the albums are set to corresponding artists. But, the music library that appears on iPad is not organized in the similar way as it appears in iTunes. The songs are completely messed up on the iPad. What steps should I take to correct this issue?
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The artwork transfer depends upon the file type and size. Hence, check these properties of music files and see whether it is compatible with iPad. The other errors may come up due to tagging issue. You need to get into iTunes and check whether the Album Artists are added appropriately and consistently. If you find these are not the reasons for this problem, then perform a reset on your iPad. Press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons simultaneously for at least 10 seconds and ignore the red slider pop up on the screen in between this time period. You can release both of these buttons from your fingers when the Apple Logo starts appearing on the screen.
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Troubleshoot:
:: Use the latest iTunes application from the apps store.
:: Then check the problem is solved or not.
Otherwise:
Hard Reset:
:: Just "press and hold" the Sleep option until you gets a slider on an i Pad screen.
:: Then ignore the "to power off" option.
:: And then drag the slider.
:: After that wait until you gets a "Apple" logo on an i Pad screen.
:: This is the indication that your i Pad is now resetting.
:: Then install the iTunes and check the issue.
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By Performing Hard Reset on your iPad you can get rid of this problem.
Procedure:
Press and hold the sleep and Home button for about 10-15 seconds until a silver color apple logo appears.
Once the Apple logo appears release them.
Thus you can get rid of this problem.
Hope it helps you.
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