I've been using iTunes Sync for a few weeks now, and I'm really impressed with how easy it is to use. It's a great way to keep my music library organized and up to date. It's also great for transferring music and videos from my iTunes library to my MP3 player, which is not an iPod. Setting up the connection was a breeze and the transfer of files was quick and easy. I'm also impressed with the range of audio and video formats that it supports. Overall, I'm very happy with iTunes Sync and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a way to keep their music library organized and up to date.
iTunes Sync is a great application for anyone who loves iTunes but not iPods. Well, you can love iPods but not be able to afford them, so this is for anyone with iTunes but not with an iPod to make full use of the application. What iTunes Sync does is allow you to sync any MP3 player that appears as a drive letter on your computer with any of your playlists in iTunes. There are many applications like this, but from what I could gather, this is the one that works best with standard MP3 players. It supports a vast number of them, and has a wiki article of supported devices on its website. You can also have multiple MP3 players active at once and synchronize any of them with any of your playlists. You can also dynamically add songs to your device by creating a dynamic playlist. The application will install itself and work on the background, so you can open it only when you need to sync a playlist. The whole process of synchronizing a playlist is as easy as clicking on the start button. From the same menu, you can play with the many options that are there for you to modify.
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