just wondering if anyone has tried this out yet with their Thunderbolt?
How to sync iTunes with Android | How To - CNET
How to sync iTunes with Android | How To - CNET
just wondering if anyone has tried this out yet with their Thunderbolt?
How to sync iTunes with Android | How To - CNET
Been using Double Twist for over a year now. Love it.....very easy.
Crreate your playlists in iTunes....load up DoubleTwist...import the lists....hook your phone up.....put in DISK DRIVE mode....grab a beverage and wait
Can't be easier than that.
Been using Double Twist for over a year now. Love it.....very easy.
Crreate your playlists in iTunes....load up DoubleTwist...import the lists....hook your phone up.....put in DISK DRIVE mode....grab a beverage and wait
Can't be easier than that.
Been using Double Twist for over a year now. Love it.....very easy.
Crreate your playlists in iTunes....load up DoubleTwist...import the lists....hook your phone up.....put in DISK DRIVE mode....grab a beverage and wait
Can't be easier than that.
just wondering if anyone has tried this out yet with their Thunderbolt?
How to sync iTunes with Android | How To - CNET
just wondering if anyone has tried this out yet with their Thunderbolt?
How to sync iTunes with Android | How To - CNET
Asbjörn;1619120 said:DoubleTwist doesn't import my playlists.
Haven't tried it. I don't use iTunes myself (hate it!), but a family member does on a shared house PC (for an iPod and iPad). The iTunes media library is stored on our NAS (Network Attached Storage), so I just copy things I want out of it and paste them to the root of the phone's SD card (while connected via USB to PC), then use the phone's stock music player.
I tried DoubleTwist, I didn't like the PC side interface. I use iSyncr instead with the WiFi add-on. Works great on my Droid X. To get the playcounts and ratings to sync as well, you need to use Player Pro, which supports iSyncr natively, or use iSyncr's widget to control the built-in player. The developer also has a player that, naturally, syncs with iSyncr called Rocket Player. It needs one or two more features though before I'll switch to it.
Been using Double Twist for over a year now. Love it.....very easy.
Crreate your playlists in iTunes....load up DoubleTwist...import the lists....hook your phone up.....put in DISK DRIVE mode....grab a beverage and wait
Can't be easier than that.
isnt google music, which syncs with your itunes wayyyyy easier????
isnt google music, which syncs with your itunes wayyyyy easier????
The docs for iSyncr state which players it supports ratings/playcount syncing with natively, and there is the iSyncer widget (called "Music Ratings") that can control other players to give the same features.+1 for iSyncr
If you haven't checked it out and need to sync your phones music with windows, imo, iSyncr is definitely the best way to do it. I will point out a negative however, is that only really expect the main feature of syncing music to work. I use UberMusic as my player and while iSyncr says it tracks ratings/playcounts/etc it has never actually tracked any of that and doesn't sync it back to iTunes. This is a minor point for me though.
Why use another app for podcasts? iSyncr treats Podcasts from iTunes as another playlist, and you can select "Unplayed podcasts" as one of them, and just play them within your favorite media player.So if you are trying to ditch the whole apple scene but need to sync with iTunes still my recommendations are iSyncr for iTunes sync, UberMusic as the phone media player, and BeyondPod to replace the podcast feature of i-products. I've never looked back!