Synchronize iTunes with any non-iPod MP3 player

Added new file formats to check for when synching: mp4, aiff, flac, m4a, m4p, m4v, 3gp, mov, avi, mpg, mpegWith the new file formats iTunes Sync should now support video podcast (vodcasts) synchingMoved the settings file to the User’s appdata folder, instead of storing it in the install folder under Program Files – this should help with Vista permissions. iTunes Sync will migrate old settings into the new location and delete the old config fileGot rid of the “identification file or folder” scheme (see blog post for reasoning)Implemented a new sync method. Now you pick a drive when synching – this is in preparation for MTP support currently in developmentStores the volume label of the last device you synched to and selects it automatically in the device list next time you syncCorrected a spelling mistake in the Confirm Sync windowFixed a bug that incorrectly calculated the free space of a drive while deleting filesOther minor tweaks and fixes

Changes

• Added new file formats to check for when synching: mp4, aiff, flac, m4a, m4p, m4v, 3gp, mov, avi, mpg, mpegWith the new file formats iTunes Sync should now support video podcast (vodcasts) synchingMoved the settings file to the User’s appdata folder, instead of storing it in the install folder under Program Files – this should help with Vista permissions. iTunes Sync will migrate old settings into the new location and delete the old config fileGot rid of the “identification file or folder” scheme (see blog post for reasoning)Implemented a new sync method. Now you pick a drive when synching – this is in preparation for MTP support currently in developmentStores the volume label of the last device you synched to and selects it automatically in the device list next time you syncCorrected a spelling mistake in the Confirm Sync windowFixed a bug that incorrectly calculated the free space of a drive while deleting filesOther minor tweaks and fixes

Do you have iTunes? Do you have an iPod? I guess you don’t have an iPod, otherwise you probably wouldn’t be reading this. I have iTunes, I don’t have an iPod, but I wanted to be able to sync my MP3 player with iTunes, regardless of what brand it was… and so iTunes Sync was born.

In just a few easy steps you can synchronize any iTunes playlist with any MP3 player that shows up as a drive letter in Windows. You can use either a standard playlist or a dynamically updating smart playlist to synchronize your MP3 Player. It’s as simple as 3 easy steps:

• Setup a playlist in iTunes that you want to sync to your MP3 player
• Configure your MP3 player in iTunes Sync by giving it a name, selecting an “identification file or folder” and selecting a playlist from iTunes
• Now just click Synchronize and watch the magic happen!

You can configure as many different MP3 players as you need and synchronize each one with the different iTunes’ playlists. Amazing! Magic! Technology!