9 Solutions to Apple Music Request Timed Out

Solution 1. Check Internet Connection

Check your internet connection when fixing the Apple Music request timed out problem. Connect your device to a reliable Wi-Fi or cellular network.

You can also test the internet speed using third-party applications. Switch networks, move closer to the router, or contact your ISP if your internet is inconsistent.

Solution 2. Check Apple Music Network Settings

Another possible reason for the Apple Music request timed out error is that the app cannot use cellular data for playing and downloading songs. To fix this, you need to check your device's Apple Music network settings.

Step 1. Go to Settings on your iPhone.

Step 2. Tap on Music and toggle to turn on "Mobile Data" and ensure the "Cellular Data" and "Streaming" options are turned on.

Note: You can also adjust the "High-Quality Streaming" and "Downloads" options according to your preference and data plan.

Solution 3. Check If Apple Music Service Is Down

Sometimes, Apple Music the request timed out error may be caused by the Apple Music service itself. Some temporary issues or maintenance work on the Apple Music servers may affect the app's performance. To check if the Apple Music service is down, follow the steps below:

Step 1. Visit the Apple System Status page.

Step 2. Check if there is anything wrong with Apple Music.

Step 3. Wait until the service is restored.

Solution 4. Restart the Apple Music App

If some app bugs have caused the requested time out error on Apple Music App, you can try to restart it and see if it works. You can follow the steps below:

Step 1. Swipe up your iPhone's screen to see all the running apps.

Step 2. Swipe up the Apple Music app to force close it.

Solution 5. Restart Your Device

Apple Music keeps saying request timed out may be solved by a device restart. A restart clears cache and memory and refreshes the system and applications. Follow these steps to restart your iOS device:

Step 1. Press the Volume down and Power button simultaneously.

Step 2. Drag the slider and swipe it right to turn off your device.

Step 3. Press and hold the Power button to switch on your device again.

Solution 6. Log Out and Log Back In

Your Apple ID may cause the Apple Music request timed out error. Logging out and back into Apple Music may solve this. Follow the below steps to complete this process:

Step 1. Tap Apple ID in Settings.

Step 2. Then, navigate to the Media and Purchases option.

Step 3. Then, tap Sign Out and confirm.

Solution 7. Update Your Apple Music App

Still, getting the Apple Music request timed out error? No worries, as you can easily fix this! This time, an outdated Apple Music app could be the reason. Ensure that your Apple Music app is updated and has the latest version. To update your Apple Music app, you can follow these steps:

Step 1. Find and open the App Store and then click on the profile icon.

Step 2. Scroll down to the available updates and tap Update next to the Apple Music app.

Solution 8. Update Your Software

Outdated iPhone software may also cause the request timed out Apple Music error. Get the newest software to solve this. Below are the steps to help you update your software:

Step 1. Go to Settings on your iOS device.

Step 2. Tap on General and then Software Update. Check if there is any available update.

Step 3. If any update is available, tap Download and Install and follow the on-screen instructions to update your software.

Solution 9. Download Apple Music for Permanent Listening

Want to get rid of the Apple Music request timeout error? You can download and play Apple Music tracks offline. You also need to note that Apple Music tracks are protected and may only be played on approved devices using the app. DRmare Apple Music Converter is a great tool for this.

DRmare Apple Music Converter lets you convert encrypted Apple Music M4P music and AA/AAX Audible audiobooks to unprotected versions, manage album tag data, and configure the output audio format and quality. Reclaiming a complete command of recorded audio is as easy as clicking a few buttons.

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Step 1Install DRmare Apple Music Converter and add music files

Download and install the DRmare Apple Music Converter. Once done, launch it and you can see its easy-to-use interface. To begin with iTunes songs or protected audio files, click the "first Add" button displayed in the bottom left corner to import the files. To convert unprotected audio files, choose the "second Add" button next.

Step 2Customize Apple Music output parameters

You may change the output files to better suit your needs. Click on the "Format" icon, which is at the bottom right corner. A window will appear from where you can select the output type. You can also change the codec, sampling rate, bit rate, channel, and other settings.

Step 3Convert and download Apple Music

Click 'Convert' to begin converting audio files to new ones together. Once converted, you can click on "Converted" to find all your downloaded Apple Music files. You can listen to them on any device you want. There is no need for an Apple Music app so you don't need to worry about any Apple Music request timed out issue.

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