I'm about to get a netbook, and have a question to you all about the best way to sync libraries between it and my main computer. The quirk in the enterprise is that the storage on the netbook will be severely limited, so just copying my FLAC collection is out of the question - conversion to mp3 will be required.
Here are the options I can see, where, I think, only 1 is possible right now:
1. Manually convert using convert format, manually import on netbook... Will be a hassle after a while trying to keep track on what is not on the netbook.
2. If I understand it correctly, we will be able to genererate stacked mp3-versions of all tracks automatically at some point... Doing this, you could then just sync the computers (space isn't an issue on the main computer, so keeping a duplicate mp3-version of the library there would be fine) using e.g. Microsoft sync toy.
3. MC could perhaps sync to itself over the network? Perhaps even automatically? More or less treat the instance of MC on the netbook as a portable device...
4. ...
Any ideas of the best way of going about this?