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Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-12-09T12:57:23Z

Wutzin: /* Available sync modes with Android devices */

== Available sync modes with Android devices ==

If you sync your Mediamonkey library with a mobile device, the following things will happen: 

*Mediamonkey will transfer songs to the mobile device to play on the road. 
*For subsequent syncs with the same device, Mediamonkey will notice if you have played a song on your device, added it to a playlist or given it a star-rating. Mediamonkey will then import this information into the Mediamonkey library. 
*If you have added music files to your mobile devices from other sources since the last sync, you can optionally tell Mediamonkey to retrieve these files from your mobile phone and import them into your Mediamonkey library. 
*Optionally, you can also tell Mediamonkey to erase all music files on your mobile device that aren't in your Mediamonkey library. 

Note that there are two different syncing types (automatic and manual) and two different ways for connecting your mobile device to Mediamoney (WiFi and USB). 

== Auto-Syncing vs. manual syncing ==

There are two ways in which you can move music files to your mobile device: automatic and manual mode.

Automatic syncing uses a pre-defined list of files and syncs them with your device. These lists are configured in Tools-Options-Portable Device Sync. Here you can choose that you want Mediamoneky to send your entire library to your device (if it is big enough), or only a randomized selection, or only songs of a certain band/genre/album, or only songs from the "Sunday morning" "Driving music" "New purchases" and "Workout" playlists... The point is that once you have to define only once what should be synced - and every time you plug in your device, Mediamonkey will sync it according to your criteria. An auto-sync can either be initiated automatically whenever you connect your device, or by right-clicking on your device icon in the Mediamonkey tree and selecting "Auto-Sync".

Manual syncing in contrast allows you to pick individual songs/albums/playlists etc and send them manually over to your device. To initiate a manual sync, right-click on the desired song/album/playlist and select "Send to", then select your device. Manual syncing requires a USB connection.

== WiFi Syncing vs. USB Syncing ==

Wifi Syncing is the most convenient way to sync your Mediamonkey library to an Android device. It is the most convenient option. However, it is slower than syncing over a USB cable and it requires that you use Mediamonkey for Android as your media player on your Android device. 

If you want to use a different audio player instead, or if you want the fastest transfer speed, you should use USB syncing.

== Setting up WiFi Syncing ==

You will need:

*Mediamonkey for Windows (MMW), version 4.1, available as beta in the [http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54426 forum], and
*Mediamonkey for Android (MMA), available as beta from [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ventismedia.android.mediamonkeybeta Google play]) 
*Both your computer running MMW as well as your Android device running MMA need to be connected to the same WiFi network. 

 To set up wifi syncing:

#On your desktop machine running MMW, go to Tools - Options - Media Sharing, and set up the sharing options for your library. When MMA (or any UPnP player) is browsing into the MediaMonkey server, it will see only the libraries and playlists that you share. If you use the options in MMA to select items for sync, it will only be able to add items that it can see on the UPnP server.
#On your Android device, start Mediamonkey (MMA) and enter the Options; scroll down to "WI-FI SYNC." Choose "Select Sync Server" and select the MMW server. As an alternative to going to Options, you can just hit the "Sync now" tile on the homescreen (or from the menu).
#Select the Media Sharing server you set up in step 1. Note: If you don't see your shared library in the list, make sure that MMW is running, that both your computer and your Android device are connected to the same network, and that the Windows firewall has an active exception defined for Mediamonkey.
#On your desktop, MMW will show a popup notification that a device wants to connect for syncing. Confirm.
#On your desktop, MMW will create a synchronization profile for your Android device. Go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync, highlight your device profile and click on "Configure" to select which Tracks/Artists/Albums/Genres/Folders/Playlists etc should be synced over to your device. Alternately, you can also select what to sync within MMA's options. For some devices, there may be two profiles, one for Internal and one for External storage. You can set up one or the other, or even both (each with a unique sync list).
#Click on the "Sync now" tile on MMA start screen and wait for for the sync to complete. Note that WiFi syncing will be slower than syncing over an USB cable, so be patient, especially during the first sync. It's best to run this overnight

== USB Syncing ==

You will need to use USB Syncing instead of WiFi Syncing if you don't want to use MMA as your Android player, or if you prefer the higher transfer speeds of the USB cable. 

To set up USB sync:

#Plug your device into a USB port of your computer.
#go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync and create a device profile using the correct plugin for your device: highlight the plugin, the click on "Configure".
#For devices connected in MSC mode (i.e. as a mass storage device with a drive letter), go to the "Options" tab, click on "device configuration" and tell Mediamonkey how to recognize your device (by USB device ID, by the drive letter, or the drive label).
#Switch to the "Auto-Sync (-> device)" tab to determine which files should get synced over to your device.
#Close the Plugin configuration and the Options panel.
#Now you should see a new node in the tree on the left panel of Mediamonkey for your device. Right-click on it, and select Auto-Sync.
#Wait for the sync to complete (watch the progress bar) - then safely eject your device before unplugging it from your computer.

== Troubleshoot Syncing problems ==

WiFi Sync problems:

*If your MMA sync gets stuck, reboot the Android device, then re-run the sync.

USB Sync problems:

*Some Android devices have issues with USB connectivity - especially CyanogenMod-based ROMS can be tricky to get working. To ensure that your Android device is recognized by MMW, unlock the screen *before* connecting the USB cable. In some cases, you may need to unplug and reconnect your device.
*If your sync tranfers some tracks, and then fails on all subsequent tracks, your device may drop the USB connection. Simply re-run the sync a few times until all the remaining songs are transferred as well.

== Syncing tips and tricks ==

*If you want to use BOTH wifi and usb syncing with the same device (e.g. to do big syncs over the cable and small daily syncs over wifi), you should first set up your device for USB syncing, and then in the plugin configuration on the "Summary" tab, check the "grant remote sync/access rights" box to enable wifi syncing for the same profile as well. If you instead set up wifi syncing first, you will likely use a different plugin - causing you to end up with two different syncing profiles for your device - one for wifi, the other for usb.
*You may not want to share all the playlists via the UPnp/DLNA server; selectivity leads to easier browsing. You can still sync playlists that are not shared by selecting them in MMW. Once those have been synced, the playlists will appear in the MMA options; you can then deselect them from MMA.
*Auto-playlists will sync whatever content has changed each time. A randomly-generated autoplaylist will replace all the previous entries with a new set of entries with each sync.

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-12-09T12:50:00Z

Wutzin: /* Syncing tips and tricks */

= Available sync modes with Android devices =

If you sync your Mediamonkey library with a mobile device, the following things will happen: 

*Mediamonkey will transfer songs to the mobile device to play on the road. 
*For subsequent syncs with the same device, Mediamonkey will notice if you have played a song on your device, added it to a playlist or given it a star-rating. Mediamonkey will then import this information into the Mediamonkey library. 
*If you have added music files to your mobile devices from other sources since the last sync, you can optionally tell Mediamonkey to retrieve these files from your mobile phone and import them into your Mediamonkey library. 
*Optionally, you can also tell Mediamonkey to erase all music files on your mobile device that aren't in your Mediamonkey library. 

Note that there are two different syncing types (automatic and manual) and two different ways for connecting your mobile device to Mediamoney (WiFi and USB). 

== Auto-Syncing vs. manual syncing ==

There are two ways in which you can move music files to your mobile device: automatic and manual mode.

Automatic syncing uses a pre-defined list of files and syncs them with your device. These lists are configured in Tools-Options-Portable Device Sync. Here you can choose that you want Mediamoneky to send your entire library to your device (if it is big enough), or only a randomized selection, or only songs of a certain band/genre/album, or only songs from the "Sunday morning" "Driving music" "New purchases" and "Workout" playlists... The point is that once you have to define only once what should be synced - and every time you plug in your device, Mediamonkey will sync it according to your criteria. An auto-sync can either be initiated automatically whenever you connect your device, or by right-clicking on your device icon in the Mediamonkey tree and selecting "Auto-Sync".

Manual syncing in contrast allows you to pick individual songs/albums/playlists etc and send them manually over to your device. To initiate a manual sync, right-click on the desired song/album/playlist and select "Send to", then select your device. Manual syncing requires a USB connection.

== WiFi Syncing vs. USB Syncing ==

Wifi Syncing is the most convenient way to sync your Mediamonkey library to an Android device. It is the most convenient option. However, it is slower than syncing over a USB cable and it requires that you use Mediamonkey for Android as your media player on your Android device. 

If you want to use a different audio player instead, or if you want the fastest transfer speed, you should use USB syncing.

== Setting up WiFi Syncing ==

You will need:

*Mediamonkey for Windows (MMW), version 4.1, available as beta in the [http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54426 forum], and
*Mediamonkey for Android (MMA), available as beta from [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ventismedia.android.mediamonkeybeta Google play]) 
*Both your computer running MMW as well as your Android device running MMA need to be connected to the same WiFi network. 

 To set up wifi syncing:

#On your desktop machine running MMW, go to Tools - Options - Media Sharing, and set up the sharing options for your library. When MMA (or any UPnP player) is browsing into the MediaMonkey server, it will see only the libraries and playlists that you share. If you use the options in MMA to select items for sync, it will only be able to add items that it can see on the UPnP server.
#On your Android device, start Mediamonkey (MMA) and enter the Options; scroll down to "WI-FI SYNC." Choose "Select Sync Server" and select the MMW server. As an alternative to going to Options, you can just hit the "Sync now" tile on the homescreen (or from the menu).
#Select the Media Sharing server you set up in step 1. Note: If you don't see your shared library in the list, make sure that MMW is running, that both your computer and your Android device are connected to the same network, and that the Windows firewall has an active exception defined for Mediamonkey.
#On your desktop, MMW will show a popup notification that a device wants to connect for syncing. Confirm.
#On your desktop, MMW will create a synchronization profile for your Android device. Go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync, highlight your device profile and click on "Configure" to select which Tracks/Artists/Albums/Genres/Folders/Playlists etc should be synced over to your device. Alternately, you can also select what to sync within MMA's options. For some devices, there may be two profiles, one for Internal and one for External storage. You can set up one or the other, or even both (each with a unique sync list).
#Click on the "Sync now" tile on MMA start screen and wait for for the sync to complete. Note that WiFi syncing will be slower than syncing over an USB cable, so be patient, especially during the first sync. It's best to run this overnight

== USB Syncing ==

You will need to use USB Syncing instead of WiFi Syncing if you don't want to use MMA as your Android player, or if you prefer the higher transfer speeds of the USB cable. 

To set up USB sync:

#Plug your device into a USB port of your computer.
#go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync and create a device profile using the correct plugin for your device: highlight the plugin, the click on "Configure".
#For devices connected in MSC mode (i.e. as a mass storage device with a drive letter), go to the "Options" tab, click on "device configuration" and tell Mediamonkey how to recognize your device (by USB device ID, by the drive letter, or the drive label).
#Switch to the "Auto-Sync (-> device)" tab to determine which files should get synced over to your device.
#Close the Plugin configuration and the Options panel.
#Now you should see a new node in the tree on the left panel of Mediamonkey for your device. Right-click on it, and select Auto-Sync.
#Wait for the sync to complete (watch the progress bar) - then safely eject your device before unplugging it from your computer.

== Syncing tips and tricks ==

*If you want to use BOTH wifi and usb syncing with the same device (e.g. to do big syncs over the cable and small daily syncs over wifi), you should first set up your device for USB syncing, and then in the plugin configuration on the "Summary" tab, check the "grant remote sync/access rights" box to enable wifi syncing for the same profile as well. If you instead set up wifi syncing first, you will likely use a different plugin - causing you to end up with two different syncing profiles for your device - one for wifi, the other for usb.
*You may not want to share all the playlists via the UPnp/DLNA server; selectivity leads to easier browsing. You can still sync playlists that are not shared by selecting them in MMW. Once those have been synced, the playlists will appear in the MMA options; you can then deselect them from MMA.
*Auto-playlists will sync whatever content has changed each time. A randomly-generated autoplaylist will replace all the previous entries with a new set of entries with each sync.

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-21T15:42:00Z

Wutzin:

= Available sync modes with Android devices =

If you sync your Mediamonkey library with a mobile device, the following things will happen: 

*Mediamonkey will transfer songs to the mobile device to play on the road. 
*For subsequent syncs with the same device, Mediamonkey will notice if you have played a song on your device, added it to a playlist or given it a star-rating. Mediamonkey will then import this information into the Mediamonkey library. 
*If you have added music files to your mobile devices from other sources since the last sync, you can optionally tell Mediamonkey to retrieve these files from your mobile phone and import them into your Mediamonkey library. 
*Optionally, you can also tell Mediamonkey to erase all music files on your mobile device that aren't in your Mediamonkey library. 

Note that there are two different syncing types (automatic and manual) and two different ways for connecting your mobile device to Mediamoney (WiFi and USB). 

== Auto-Syncing vs. manual syncing ==

There are two ways in which you can move music files to your mobile device: automatic and manual mode.

Automatic syncing uses a pre-defined list of files and syncs them with your device. These lists are configured in Tools-Options-Portable Device Sync. Here you can choose that you want Mediamoneky to send your entire library to your device (if it is big enough), or only a randomized selection, or only songs of a certain band/genre/album, or only songs from the "Sunday morning" "Driving music" "New purchases" and "Workout" playlists... The point is that once you have to define only once what should be synced - and every time you plug in your device, Mediamonkey will sync it according to your criteria. An auto-sync can either be initiated automatically whenever you connect your device, or by right-clicking on your device icon in the Mediamonkey tree and selecting "Auto-Sync".

Manual syncing in contrast allows you to pick individual songs/albums/playlists etc and send them manually over to your device. To initiate a manual sync, right-click on the desired song/album/playlist and select "Send to", then select your device.

== WiFi Syncing vs. USB Syncing ==

Wifi Syncing is the most convenient way to sync your Mediamonkey library to an Android device. It is the most convenient option. However, it is slower than syncing over a USB cable and it requires that you use Mediamonkey for Android as your media player on your Android device. 

If you want to use a different audio player instead, or if you want the fastest transfer speed, you should use USB syncing.

== Setting up WiFi Syncing ==

You will need:

*Mediamonkey for Windows (MMW), version 4.1, available as beta in the [http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54426 forum], and
*Mediamonkey for Android (MMA), available as beta from [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ventismedia.android.mediamonkeybeta Google play]) 
*Both your computer running MMW as well as your Android device running MMA need to be connected to the same WiFi network. 

 To set up wifi syncing:

#On your desktop machine running MMW, go to Tools - Options - Media Sharing, and set up the sharing options for your library.
#On your Android device, start Mediamonkey (MMA) and hit the "Sync now" tile.
#Select the Media Sharing server you set up in step 1. Note: If you don't see your shared library in the list, make sure that MMW is running, that both your computer and your Android device are connected to the same network, and that the Windows firewall has an active exception defined for Mediamonkey.
#On your desktop, MMW will show a popup notification that a device wants to connect for syncing. Confirm.
#On your desktop, MMW will create a synchronization profile for your Android device. Go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync, highlight your device profile and click on "Configure" to select which Tracks/Artists/Albums/Genres/Folders/Playlists etc should be synced over to your device. Alternatively, you can also select what to sync within MMA's options.
#Click on the "Sync now" tile on MMA start screen and wait for for the sync to complete. Note that WiFi syncing will be slower than syncing over an USB cable, so be patient, especially during the first sync. It's best to run this overnight

== USB Syncing ==

You will need to use USB Syncing instead of WiFi Syncing if you don't want to use MMA as your Android player, or if you prefer the higher transfer speeds of the USB cable. 

To set up USB sync:

#Plug your device into a USB port of your computer.
#go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync and create a device profile using the correct plugin for your device: highlight the plugin, the click on "Configure".
#For devices connected in MSC mode (i.e. as a mass storage device with a drive letter), go to the "Options" tab, click on "device configuration" and tell Mediamonkey how to recognize your device (by USB device ID, by the drive letter, or the drive label).
#Switch to the "Auto-Sync (-> device)" tab to determine which files should get synced over to your device.
#Close the Plugin configuration and the Options panel.
#Now you should see a new node in the tree on the left panel of Mediamonkey for your device. Right-click on it, and select Auto-Sync.
#Wait for the sync to complete (watch the progress bar) - then safely eject your device before unplugging it from your computer.

== Syncing tips and tricks ==

*If you want to use BOTH wifi and usb syncing with the same device (e.g. to do big syncs over the cable and small daily syncs over wifi), you should first set up your device for USB syncing, and then in the plugin configuration on the "Summary" tab, check the "grant remote sync/access rights" box to enable wifi syncing for the same profile as well. If you instead set up wifi syncing first, you will likely use a different plugin - causing you to end up with two different syncing profiles for your device - one for wifi, the other for usb.

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-21T15:23:50Z

Wutzin:

= Available sync modes with Android devices =

There are different ways in which you can sync your MediaMonkey library with an Android device. The most convenient is to install Mediamonkey for Android, but Mediamonkey can sync with any Android device that is connected via USB cable in MTP or MSC mode.

== Auto-Syncing vs. manual syncing ==

There are two ways in which you can move music files to your mobile device: automatic and manual mode.

Automatic syncing uses a pre-defined list of files and syncs them with your device. These lists are configured in Tools-Options-Portable Device Sync. Here you can choose that you want Mediamoneky to send your entire library to your device (if it is big enough), or only a randomized selection, or only songs of a certain band/genre/album, or only songs from the "Sunday morning" "Driving music" "New purchases" and "Workout" playlists... The point is that once you have to define only once what should be synced - and every time you plug in your device, Mediamonkey will sync it according to your criteria. An auto-sync can either be initiated automatically whenever you connect your device, or by right-clicking on your device icon in the Mediamonkey tree and selecting "Auto-Sync".

Manual syncing in contrast allows you to pick individual songs/albums/playlists etc and send them manually over to your device. To initiate a manual sync, right-click on the desired song/album/playlist and select "Send to", then select your device.

== WiFi Syncing ==

This is the most convenient option and offers the most features: you can sync wirelessly over WiFi, edit your files on your Android device and then sync back your ratings, playcounts etc back to your Windows database. You will need:

*Mediamonkey for Windows (MMW), version 4.1, available as beta in the [http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54426 forum], and
*Mediamonkey for Android (MMA), available as beta from [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ventismedia.android.mediamonkeybeta Google play]) 

 To set up wifi syncing:

#On your desktop machine running MMW, go to Tools - Options - Media Sharing, and set up the sharing options for your library.
#On your Android device, start Mediamonkey (MMA) and hit the "Sync now" tile.
#On your desktop, MMW will show a popup notification that a device wants to connect for syncing. Confirm.
#On your desktop, MMW will create a synchronization profile for your Android device. Go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync, highlight your device profile and click on "Configure" to select which Tracks/Artists/Albums/Genres/Folders/Playlists etc should be synced over to your device. Alternatively, you can also select what to sync within MMA's options.
#Click on the "Sync now" tile on MMA start screen and wait for for the sync to complete. Note that WiFi syncing will be slower than syncing over an USB cable, so be patient, especially during the first sync. It's best to run this overnight.

== USB Syncing ==

You will need to use USB Syncing instead of WiFi Syncing if you don't want to use MMA as your Android player, or if you prefer the higher transfer speeds of the USB cable. 

To set up USB sync:

#Plug your device into a USB port of your computer.
#go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync and create a device profile using the correct plugin for your device: highlight the plugin, the click on "Configure".
#For devices connected in MSC mode (i.e. as a mass storage device with a drive letter), go to the "Options" tab, click on "device configuration" and tell Mediamonkey how to recognize your device (by USB device ID, by the drive letter, or the drive label).
#Switch to the "Auto-Sync (-> device)" tab to determine which files should get synced over to your device.
#Close the Plugin configuration and the Options panel.
#Now you should see a new node in the tree on the left panel of Mediamonkey for your device. Right-click on it, and select Auto-Sync.
#Wait for the sync to complete (watch the progress bar) - then safely eject your device before unplugging it from your computer.

== Syncing tips and tricks ==

*If you want to use BOTH wifi and usb syncing with the same device (e.g. to do big syncs over the cable and small daily syncs over wifi), you should first set up your device for USB syncing, and then in the plugin configuration on the "Summary" tab, check the "grant remote sync/access rights" box to enable wifi syncing for the same profile as well. If you instead set up wifi syncing first, you will likely use a different plugin - causing you to end up with two different syncing profiles for your device - one for wifi, the other for usb.

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-21T15:12:06Z

Wutzin:

= Available sync modes with Android devices =

There are different ways in which you can sync your MediaMonkey library with an Android device. The most convenient is to install Mediamonkey for Android, but Mediamonkey can sync with any Android device that is connected via USB cable in MTP or MSC mode.

== WiFi Syncing ==

This is the most convenient option and offers the most features: you can sync wirelessly over WiFi, edit your files on your Android device and then sync back your ratings, playcounts etc back to your Windows database. You will need:

*Mediamonkey for Windows (MMW), version 4.1, available as beta in the [http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54426 forum], and
*Mediamonkey for Android (MMA), available as beta from [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ventismedia.android.mediamonkeybeta Google play]) 

 To set up wifi syncing:

#On your desktop machine running MMW, go to Tools - Options - Media Sharing, and set up the sharing options for your library.
#On your Android device, start Mediamonkey (MMA) and hit the "Sync now" tile.
#On your desktop, MMW will show a popup notification that a device wants to connect for syncing. Confirm.
#On your desktop, MMW will create a synchronization profile for your Android device. Go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync, highlight your device profile and click on "Configure" to select which Tracks/Artists/Albums/Genres/Folders/Playlists etc should be synced over to your device. Alternatively, you can also select what to sync within MMA's options.
#Click on the "Sync now" tile on MMA start screen and wait for for the sync to complete. Note that WiFi syncing will be slower than syncing over an USB cable, so be patient, especially during the first sync. It's best to run this overnight.

== USB Syncing ==

You will need to use USB Syncing instead of WiFi Syncing if you don't want to use MMA as your Android player, or if you prefer the higher transfer speeds of the USB cable. 

To set up USB sync:

#Plug your device into a USB port of your computer.
#go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync and create a device profile using the correct plugin for your device: highlight the plugin, the click on "Configure".
#For devices connected in mass storage mode, go to the "Options" tab, click on "device configuration" and tell Mediamonkey how to recognize your device (by USB device ID, by the drive letter, or the drive label).
#Switch to the "Auto-Sync (-> device)" tab to determine which files should get synced over to your device.
#Close the Plugin configuration and the Options panel.
#Now you should see a new node in the tree on the left panel of Mediamonkey for your device. Right-click on it, and select Auto-Sync.
#Wait for the sync to complete (watch the progress bar) - then safely eject your device before unplugging it from your computer.

== Syncing tips and tricks ==

*If you want to use BOTH wifi and usb syncing with the same device (e.g. to do big syncs over the cable and small daily syncs over wifi), you should first set up your device for USB syncing, and then in the plugin configuration on the "Summary" tab, check the "grant remote sync/access rights" box to enable wifi syncing for the same profile as well. If you instead set up wifi syncing first, you will likely use a different plugin - causing you to end up with two different syncing profiles for your device - one for wifi, the other for usb.

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-21T15:07:25Z

Wutzin:

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-21T14:55:32Z

Wutzin:

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-21T14:54:35Z

Wutzin: /* Sync to Mediamonkey on Android */

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-21T14:42:33Z

Wutzin: /* Sync to Mediamonkey on Android */

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-21T14:41:30Z

Wutzin: /* Sync to Mediamonkey on Android */

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-14T01:59:08Z

Wutzin: /* Sync to Mediamonkey on Android */

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-13T14:13:02Z

Wutzin:

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-13T14:05:50Z

Wutzin:

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-13T14:00:39Z

Wutzin:

= Syncing modes with Android devices =

There are different ways in which you can sync your MediaMonkey library with an Android device. The most convenient is to install Mediamonkey for Android, but Mediamonkey can sync with any Android device that is connected via USB cable in MTP or MSC mode.

== Sync to Mediamonkey on Android ==

This is the most convenient option and offers the most features: you can sync wirelessly over WiFi, edit your files on your Android device and then sync back your ratings, playcounts etc back to your Windows database. You will need:

*Mediamonkey for Windows (MMW), version 4.1, available as beta in the [http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54426 forum], and
*Mediamonkey for Android (MMA), available as beta from [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ventismedia.android.mediamonkeybeta Google play]) 

== Sync to other media players on Android ==

If you don't want to use the Android version of Mediamonkey and want to stick with any other Android player, you can still use Mediamonkey to sync your music with your Android device.

To set up sync, go to Tools - Options - Portable Device Sync

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

2013-11-13T13:50:15Z

Wutzin:

= Syncing modes with Android devices =

There are different ways in which you can sync your MediaMonkey music to an Android device. The most convenient is to install Mediamonkey for Android, but Mediamonkey can sync with any Android device that is connected via USB cable in MTP or MSC mode.

== Sync to Mediamonkey on Android ==

This is the most convenient option and offers the most features: you can sync wirelessly over WiFi, edit your files on your Android device and then sync back your ratings, playcounts etc back to your Windows database.

== Sync to other media players on Android ==

If you don't want to use the Android version of Mediamonkey and want to stick with any other Android player, you can still use Mediamonkey to sync your music with your Android device.

Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device

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= Syncing modes with Android devices =

There are different ways in which you can sync your MediaMonkey music to an Android device. The most convenient is to install Mediamonkey for Android and then wirelessly sync over your music. However, there are other options as well:

== Sync to Mediamonkey on Android ==

This is the most convenient option and offers the most features: you can sync wirelessly over WiFi, edit your files on your Android device and then sync back your ratings, playcounts etc back to your Windows database.

== Sync to other media players on Android ==

If you don't want to use the Android version of Mediamonkey and want to stick with any other Android player, you can still use Mediamonkey to sync your music with your Android device.

Tips & Tricks

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==About Tips & Tricks==
This page is for tips that make things easy or that are not known by new users.

==Portable Mediamonkey==
*[[Portable_Mediamonkey|Take your MediaMonkey with you]]
*[[Moving MM to a new computer]]

==Skin/GUI==
*[[ Icons tips | Icon Tips ]]
*[[ MISC... Tips | Miscellaneous Tips ]]

==Recording/Editing==
*[[ Song Recording Tips ]] and Cdrom ripping
*[[ Song Editing Tips ]]

==Hardware==
*[[ System Hardware Tips]]

==Miscellaneous==
*[[Not So Frequently Asked Questions]]
*[[Podcasting]]
*[[Linux, Wine & MediaMonkey]]
*[[playing songs from mm3's track browser|Playing Songs From MM3's Track Browser]]

==Tagging/MediaMonkey Functionality==
*[[ Using MusicBrainz for CD Lookup ]]
*[[Tagging Search Sites]]
*[[User Auto-Organize File Masks Examples]]

==Portable devices==
*[[Sync MediaMonkey with an Android device]]
*[[Sync MediaMonkey with an iPhone]]
*[[Sync MediaMonkey with a Zune]]

==User Pages==
More user-to-user information on these [[User pages]].