Hi,

So this is probably a silly use case, but I have two Macs I'd ultimately like to sync audio files between. I have that part covered, but Apple does not write ratings or play counts to file metadata, but rather stores them in a proprietary database.

If I have two Macs, A and B, could I do the following?

On A)
- Play some songs, like/dislike/star rate some songs in Apple Music
- Use Yate to sync/commit this to the music (MP3) files locally
- Use some transfer tool to sync these files to B) (In my case, rsync and git-annex)

Now, for whatever reason, I want to go work on B) and listen to music.

On B)
- Perform some magic with Yate to grab star ratings and play counts and inject these into Apple Music database
- See this information updated in Apple Music
- Proceed to use Apple Music normally
- At some point, do the reverse and sync changes back to A) in the same way

It seems like this might be possible with Yate, but I'm not sure.

Thanks!