Copy or transfer Windows Media Playlists to a USB flash drive, using the synchronization capabilities of this lightweight application.
- SyncPlaylist
- Version :7.5.5
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :OpenView Design
SyncPlaylist Description
SyncPlaylist is a software utility developed in Java, in order to aid individuals in managing and synchronizing Windows Media Playlists to a removable data device.
Simple-to-handle environment
The installation process you are required to go through does not last very long and does not come with any kind of surprise. Once you finalize it, you are met with a minimal and clean interface, which enables both power and novice users to find their way around it, without experiencing any kind of issues. Moreover, extensive Help contents are provided thus ensuring the veridicality of the last statement.
Synchronize items and play them directly from the USB drive
This tool enables you to select the destination and detects all WMP playlists present on your computer, so that you can manually choose the ones that interest you and click the “Start Transfer” button in order to place them to a USB thumb drive of your choosing.
It is also possible to synchronize items, as well as configure some settings pertaining to this process. To be more precise, you can place a copy of SyncPlaylist on the connected USB drive, skip tracks that have already been transferred to the destination, remove WML files from destination before transferring and create an “Ordered folder”. Last, but not least, you can play items directly from the thumb drive using the Windows Media Player.
Conclusion and performance
It does not put a strain on the computer’s performance, as the CPU and memory usage is minimal at all times. This means that you can run it alongside other apps, without running into trouble. All tasks are performed in a timely manner, the interface is accessible to all users and our tests did not reveal any errors or bugs. To wrap it up, SyncPlaylist proves to be a pretty useful and reliable piece of software.