After deleting iTunes Match libraries just today, Apple seeded iTunes to developers with the now third  10.5.1 Beta. This new beta update is including numerous “important” stability and performance improvements for iTunes Match.

Apple deleted iTunes Match libraries that were kept in iCloud previously today in preporation for the release of iTunes Match. The new Beta 3 warns that Apple is again deleting iMatch data, while they are doing tests.

iTunes 10.5.1 beta 3 includes a number of important stability and performance improvements for iTunes Match, and is a required update for all subscribers to iTunes Match beta.

Backup regularly and do not delete the music you add to iCloud from your computer. Apple may periodically delete all iCloud libraries during the beta period. This will require you to scan, match, and upload songs again

iTunes Match would be Apple’s $25/year service subscription that would allow you to match your existing iTunes library with a 256-Kbps versions in the iCloud. It had been scheduled by late October, though it was moved back without any kind of launch date available. The word from Apple in just recent emails suggests that they are soon going to release iTunes Match.

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