(7)
Your rating: Now say why...
Salling Media Sync 1.1.9
Synchronizes iTunes playlists, music, podcasts to some mobile devices. Demo ($22)
Salling Media Sync synchronizes playlists, music, and podcasts from iTunes and photos from iPhoto or Aperture onto your mobile phone or media player. It's free to use, but when registered it intelligently updates your phone, which is much faster.
Salling Media Sync couldn't be easier to use. Once the device is connected to a USB port, simply select the playlists, podcasts, and photo albums you want on the device. Salling Media Sync not only uploads the music tracks and podcast episodes, but also replicates each actual playlist on the device and--on devices that support
Salling Media Sync couldn't be easier to use. Once the device is connected to a USB port, simply select the playlists, podcasts, and photo albums you want on the device. Salling Media Sync not only uploads the music tracks and podcast episodes, but also replicates each actual playlist on the device and--on devices that support
What's New
Version 1.1.9:
- Compatibility with Dell Streak;
- Compatibility with Motorola DROID X; and
- Improved compatibility with some Sony Ericsson Android phones.
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- iTunes 7.6 or later
- a compatible device
Salling Media Sync User Discussion (Write a Review)
Overall:
(7)
(7)
| Downloads:8,073 |
| Version Downloads:2,681 |
| Type:Home & Personal : Music |
| License:Demo |
| Date:06 Jan 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $22.00 |
Overall (Version 1.x):  |
| Features: |
| Ease of Use: |
Value: |
| Stability: |
-
-
-
Salling Media Sync synchronizes playlists, music, and podcasts from iTunes and photos from iPhoto or Aperture onto your mobile phone or media player. It's free to use, but when registered it intelligently updates your phone, which is much faster.
Salling Media Sync couldn't be easier to use. Once the device is connected to a USB port, simply select the playlists, podcasts, and photo albums you want on the device. Salling Media Sync not only uploads the music tracks and podcast episodes, but also replicates each actual playlist on the device and--on devices that support it--transfers play count metadata for each item to the device, reinforcing the sense of having a piece of iTunes in your pocket. Although Salling Media Sync works miracles with most media in iTunes, it can't bring over DRM-protected content.
Salling Media Sync couldn't be easier to use. Once the device is connected to a USB port, simply select the playlists, podcasts, and photo albums you want on the device. Salling Media Sync not only uploads the music tracks and podcast episodes, but also replicates each actual playlist on the device and--on devices that support it--transfers play count metadata for each item to the device, reinforcing the sense of having a piece of iTunes in your pocket. Although Salling Media Sync works miracles with most media in iTunes, it can't bring over DRM-protected content.
Copyright © 2012 MacUpdate LLC
- -
BigRobert reviewed on 24 Nov 2011
Uli Eckardt reviewed on 19 Oct 2011
The device is not recognized by Salling Media 1.1.9. I see the "please press this and that if you want to connect via USB", but the window shown, doesn't close at all, even if I can see the drives being mounted in the OSX finder. I can copy, delete files with the Apple finder - No prob at all.
On the other hand, I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7", and your software works great, but what can I do with my SGS2?
Sorry for my bad English.
Uli
+3
Iaminsane reviewed on 30 Jan 2011
I marked features as a "3" because it doesn't have many, but to me, that is not a bad thing.
And I don't need EVREY single application I use to do some "social media" thing. Maybe I just want to listen to some music?
I tried doubetwist repeatedly over 3 or 4 months. It seems to do everything EXCEPT properly sync music my Droid X.
I only need to update once a month or so. The free version is (intentionally) slow, and would fine for me. But I'm so happy with it I may buy the full version just to show the developer some love.
-4
+1
+32
Carlos85 reviewed on 21 Apr 2010
+1
+158
Guy is like a savior :)
+2
+186
Maclover1.1 reviewed on 15 Dec 2009
-5
-5
world28 reviewed on 12 Sep 2008
+1
-6
+34
-1
+158
Come on really... Stop blaming developers for Apple's fascistic app policies.
+3
+3
Sanjay Mehta reviewed on 31 Aug 2008
Even though the phone I tried it out with is not listed directly, there were no problems getting my playlists/mp3 files across to the phone and in the right place as well.
The user interface is an unobtrusive menu item which pops up a dialog when required.