ITunes to android

**eeyore6802** · 10-31-2012, 02:42 PM

I really like how iTunes is set up and keeps track of what podcasts are watched etc and how you can just plug in the iPod and everything is all synced. This is the main reason I've held on to my iPod. Do one of these syncing apps identically mimic how iTunes works with apple products? So basically i could plug my phone in, check off the podcasts and click sync? I was hesitant to pay for one of them without knowing for sure if it worked identical to iTunes without a bunch of extra steps. It would be nice to have just one device with me.

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**still1** · 10-31-2012, 02:53 PM

Originally Posted by eeyore6802

I really like how iTunes is set up and keeps track of what podcasts are watched etc and how you can just plug in the iPod and everything is all synced. This is the main reason I've held on to my iPod. Do one of these syncing apps identically mimic how iTunes works with apple products? So basically i could plug my phone in, check off the podcasts and click sync? I was hesitant to pay for one of them without knowing for sure if it worked identical to iTunes without a bunch of extra steps. It would be nice to have just one device with me.

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**eeyore6802** · 11-02-2012, 12:18 AM

Thanks very much I'm giving that a try. Once you sync and play the music and podcasts are you using data or is it just playing off being saved on the phone? I noticed double twist also has their own podcast listing you can subscribe to. Same question, does that save right to the phone so then when you watch them it's not using data?

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**SeaBreez** · 11-06-2012, 05:11 PM

If you do not want to change over to using DoubleTwist's UI and losing out on some podcasts. Try iSyncr for PC or iSyncr for Mac. iSyncr is a light weight application that interacts with your iTunes and syncs directly to your Android.

Simple, Lightweight and easy. Sync playcounts, ratings. Sync over USB or WiFi.

**still1** · 11-06-2012, 07:52 PM

Originally Posted by eeyore6802

Thanks very much I'm giving that a try. Once you sync and play the music and podcasts are you using data or is it just playing off being saved on the phone? I noticed double twist also has their own podcast listing you can subscribe to. Same question, does that save right to the phone so then when you watch them it's not using data?

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it syncs to phone and save the music files to phone. so it wont use data.

**eeyore6802** · 11-10-2012, 01:48 AM

Im trying isyncr now also to see how that one is. Is there a 2 way sync on that? So if i watch a bunch of podcasts on the phone,the next time i sync when i look at my itunes will those show up as being watched?

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**eeyore6802** · 11-10-2012, 01:52 AM

Oh ya and is it just me or do these types of programs take forever to sync compared to itunes

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**sqa4life** · 11-10-2012, 01:56 AM

I've tried a few apps and isyncr is the best

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**Ouzo92** · 11-14-2012, 06:21 PM

Originally Posted by sqa4life

I've tried a few apps and isyncr is the best

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I agree completely. I hesitated to get rid of my iPod for a while...iSyncr got rid of those fears quickly.

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**eeyore6802** · 11-16-2012, 12:58 AM

Ya I haven't cared for isyncr as much. The podcasts dont stay all in one section for which podcast they are. I may have a group thats holding 2, then other ones will be just randomly throughout the list. And they also don't have any indication of if they've been watched or not. I guess I thought this was going to mimic itunes more.