“Will I be able to play music from my iTunes library that I have downloaded? I do NOT want to use a streaming service like Apple Music right now; I just want to play music that I have purchased/downloaded via iTunes and organized in my own library.”
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Yes you should be able to play your music, I ask Siri to play my playlists and it plays music I have downloaded or purchased in the past. Music that was purchased or moved to my phone before Apple Music
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, yes you may, it recognize your full library but it delays a day or two to recognize the most recent songs you just purchased, but I found bugs though, I got 3 HomePods and each software update there is a new bug, one of them says '' there is nothing there in your music Library'' when I ask to play my music but I got over 4503 songs, over 10 years, and other HomePod just pays all with no issues, nothing is perfect on them, HomePod has also just been discontinued, I do not recommend it as expensive still is right now, regards
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. You can play/stream your downloaded/purchased music to HomePod from your computer, phone or iPad using airplay from either of those devices.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes but you will have to play it from a source then. Either from your phone or computer etc... can’t have it play said songs on its own. You can airplay anything from another Apple device or even iTunes from a PC
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes you can play music off your iTunes to the HomePod you just airplay it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If your downloaded songs appear in you music app, it should work just fine.
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