Q-Kid-Kowalsky

I wondered if there is any way to make my music available to me over the internet, so if I'm on a trip, my computer can upload the files for me to listen to. And I don't want iCloud as I want my music files, and preferably a free option. It doesn't have to upload my whole library, but just be kind of on the fly. Just some way to access my music stored on my drive at home via the internet.

John Clay

iTunes Match will upload music that it can't match, so everything is still available. It's $28/year though.

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I was going to suggest Simplify Media, but, they were bought by Google and disappeared.

Here are two alternatives:
Codewave Software - Home of MyTunesRSS
Didiom

I can't vouch for the above, I've not used either, I used to use Simplify though, and in other forums people who have moved off that service have recommended the above.

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