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MC iTunes Synchronizer (using MC with an iPhone or iPod Touch) [v6.0.2]
prod:
Hi yeah it only works with a local library
media-mogul:
Hi,
I'm trying to use 6.0.2 to sync MC20 to itunes. While it does sync some track it only syncs those that are mp3 (not many). The rest are ape or flac format and aren't synchronized. How do I sync to itunes without destroying the quality of my source library encodings?
Regards,
David
alexandrebrasil:
--- Quote from: prod on February 23, 2016, 01:40:22 pm ---MCiS is now free to use, and is open source. You can find the source code on GitHub here: https://github.com/prod1/mcis
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That's cool. I will try it again. The software is very nice and the only one that works that I could find. Thank you.
jack wallstreet:
Hi Pete,
Long-time user of MCIS and consider it an essential component of MC. I started having an annoying issue using MCIS and don't know what I have done or what has happened to cause it. Thought you might have an idea.
I use MCIS to "rebuild" my iTunes playlists after I change my music (usually same filenames, but I've edited the file in some way). Recently, a number of playlists get duplicated when I rebuild. For example, were I had, Playlist A, Playlist B, Playlist C, I'll now have in ITunes, Playlist A, Playlist B, Playlist B 1, Playlist C. I am guessing that the duplicated playlist occurs where I have a song file change, but I am not certain. Sometime ago, I had to reinstall MCIS so I may have changed setting unintentionally, but I am not aware that these two situations are linked. Any suggestions as to cause?
BartMan01:
--- Quote from: jack wallstreet on May 03, 2016, 08:34:46 am ---Hi Pete,
Long-time user of MCIS and consider it an essential component of MC. I started having an annoying issue using MCIS and don't know what I have done or what has happened to cause it. Thought you might have an idea.
I use MCIS to "rebuild" my iTunes playlists after I change my music (usually same filenames, but I've edited the file in some way). Recently, a number of playlists get duplicated when I rebuild. For example, were I had, Playlist A, Playlist B, Playlist C, I'll now have in ITunes, Playlist A, Playlist B, Playlist B 1, Playlist C. I am guessing that the duplicated playlist occurs where I have a song file change, but I am not certain. Sometime ago, I had to reinstall MCIS so I may have changed setting unintentionally, but I am not aware that these two situations are linked. Any suggestions as to cause?
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iTunes Match user? I have seen that behavior caused by iTunes seeing both the 'new' playlist and the old one in the cloud. My fix is to always delete MCIS managed playlists and sync to iTunes Match before running MCIS.
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