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	[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > ~~Syncing~~ Files to Portable Devices		[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library}}\|Sharing Content and Data from your Library]] > Sync Files to Portable Devices

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	{{WebHelpHeader\|~~Syncing~~ Files to Portable Devices}}		{{WebHelpHeader\|Sync Files to Portable Devices}}

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	MediaMonkey can Synchronize media files and associated metadata (Album Art, play history, etc.) with [[{{WebHelp:~~Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}~~\|Android]] devices, [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|iPhones, iPads, iPods]] and other MP3 Players connected via USB, and USB Storage/Memory Cards/Internal Locations/Network Storage to your PC. MediaMonkey can also do [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]] started from [[~~MediaMonkey for Android~~\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. Media files that are in formats that aren't supported by the device can be [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|converted on the fly]], and Track Volumes can be leveled for synced files.		MediaMonkey can Synchronize media files and associated metadata (Album Art, play history, etc.) with [[WebHelp:MMA_Content/2.0\|MediaMonkey for Android]] devices, [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|iPhones, iPads, iPods]] and other MP3 Players connected via USB, and USB Storage/Memory Cards/Internal Locations/Network Storage to your PC. MediaMonkey can also do [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]] started from [[WebHelp:MMA_Content/2.0\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. Media files that are in formats that aren't supported by the device can be [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|converted on the fly]], and Track Volumes can be leveled for synced files.


	=== Preparing your Media Files ===		=== Preparing your Media Files ===

	Sync will have the best result if your media files are [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Editing_Track_Properties}}\|well tagged]], have the correct [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Album Art}}\|Artwork]], and have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Editing_Album_Properties}}#Multiple_Artist_Albums\|multiple Artist Albums]] tagged correctly. If you're syncing to a device that supports Replay Gain like [[~~MediaMonkey for Android~~\|MediaMonkey for Android]] on [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] devices and [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|Apple]] devices (MediaMonkey supports Apple Sound Check on Sync) you may want to make sure your files had their [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Playback_Volume\|volume analyzed]].		Sync will have the best result if your media files are [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Editing_Track_Properties}}\|well tagged]], have the correct [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Album Art}}\|Artwork]], and have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Editing_Album_Properties}}#Multiple_Artist_Albums\|multiple Artist Albums]] tagged correctly. If you're syncing to a device that supports Replay Gain like [[WebHelp:MMA_Content/2.0\|MediaMonkey for Android]] on [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] devices and [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|Apple]] devices (MediaMonkey supports Apple Sound Check on Sync) you may want to make sure your files had their [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Volume Leveling}}#Leveling_Playback_Volume\|volume analyzed]].


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	== Auto-Sync ==		== Auto-Sync ==

	Auto-Sync will sync the content you select in the Sync List to your device according to the settings in the Device Profile. [[~~MediaMonkey for Android~~\|MediaMonkey for Android]] uses these settings as well when doing a [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]]. The important setting is selecting what should be synced on the ''Sync list (Library --> Device)'' tab. The Device Profile has the following settings:		Auto-Sync will sync the content you select in the Sync List to your device according to the settings in the Device Profile. [[WebHelp:MMA_Content/2.0\|MediaMonkey for Android]] uses these settings as well when doing a [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]]. The important setting is selecting what should be synced on the ''Sync list (Library --> Device)'' tab. The Device Profile has the following settings:


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	When your device is setup and the Sync List has been selected use '''Sync Now''' in the Device Profile to initiate Auto-Sync. MediaMonkey will now remove, update and sync new media files according to the settings in the Device Profile.		When your device is setup and the Sync List has been selected use '''Sync Now''' in the Device Profile to initiate Auto-Sync. MediaMonkey will now remove, update and sync new media files according to the settings in the Device Profile.
	* Auto-Sync is only available when your device is connected via USB to your PC.		* Auto-Sync is only available when your device is connected via USB to your PC.
	* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi Sync]] can't be initiated from MediaMonkey, it needs to be started from [[~~MediaMonkey for Android~~\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. It will run the same Sync as via USB, but more reliably for certain devices.		* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi Sync]] can't be initiated from MediaMonkey, it needs to be started from [[WebHelp:MMA_Content/2.0\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. It will run the same Sync as via USB, but more reliably for certain devices.
	* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]] to be recognized by MediaMonkey.		* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]] to be recognized by MediaMonkey.

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	== Related ==		== Related ==

	* [[~~MediaMonkey for Android~~\|Help: MediaMonkey for Android Help]]		* [[WebHelp:MMA_Content/2.0\|Help: MediaMonkey for Android Help]]
	* [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-device-sync/usb-sync-fails/ Knowledge Base: USB Sync with Android / MP3 Players fails]		* [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-device-sync/usb-sync-fails/ Knowledge Base: USB Sync with Android / MP3 Players fails]
	* [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-sync-iphone-ipod/mediamonkey-doesnt-recognize-apple-device/ Knowledge Base: MediaMonkey doesn’t Recognize my Apple Device]		* [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-sync-iphone-ipod/mediamonkey-doesnt-recognize-apple-device/ Knowledge Base: MediaMonkey doesn’t Recognize my Apple Device]

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	Connect your device to your PC and MediaMonkey should recognize it ([[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]]) and automatically create a Device Profile for your device. This Device Profile is used to manage the settings for Syncing media files to your device. You can access your device in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}#Devices_&_Services\|Devices & Services]] in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exploring_Tracks}}#Interface\|Media Tree]]. MediaMonkey creates a Device Profile for each memory in the device. For example an [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] device with an SD card inserted will have a Device Profile for the internal memory ''(on the device)'' and the external memory ''(the SD card)''. You can sync to either or all Device Profiles for a device.		Connect your device to your PC and MediaMonkey should recognize it ([[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]]) and automatically create a Device Profile for your device. This Device Profile is used to manage the settings for Syncing media files to your device. You can access your device in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}#Devices_&_Services\|Devices & Services]] in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exploring_Tracks}}#Interface\|Media Tree]]. MediaMonkey creates a Device Profile for each memory in the device. For example an [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] device with an SD card inserted will have a Device Profile for the internal memory ''(on the device)'' and the external memory ''(the SD card)''. You can sync to either or all Device Profiles for a device.

	From the device sub-node it is possible to view/edit/delete/copy media files on the device (depending on the device and the plug-in used), and if the device has its own database, to update the device database. Note that files that appear in this node are ''not'' part of the ~~Media Monkey~~ Library.		From the device sub-node it is possible to view/edit/delete/copy media files on the device (depending on the device and the plug-in used), and if the device has its own database, to update the device database. Note that files that appear in this node are ''not'' part of the MediaMonkey Library.

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	When your device is setup and the Sync List has been selected use '''Sync Now''' in the Device Profile to initiate Auto-Sync. MediaMonkey will now remove, update and sync new media files according to the settings in the Device Profile.		When your device is setup and the Sync List has been selected use '''Sync Now''' in the Device Profile to initiate Auto-Sync. MediaMonkey will now remove, update and sync new media files according to the settings in the Device Profile.
	* Sync is only available when your device is connected via USB to your PC.		* Auto-Sync is only available when your device is connected via USB to your PC.
	* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi Sync]] can't be initiated from MediaMonkey, it needs to be started from [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]].		* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi Sync]] can't be initiated from MediaMonkey, it needs to be started from [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. It will run the same Sync as via USB, but more reliably for certain devices.
	* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]] to be recognized by MediaMonkey.		* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]] to be recognized by MediaMonkey.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	MediaMonkey can Synchronize media files and associated metadata (Album Art, play history, etc.) with [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] devices, [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|iPhones, iPads, iPods]] and other MP3 Players connected via USB, and USB Storage/Memory Cards/Internal Locations/Network Storage to your PC. MediaMonkey can also do [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]] started from [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. Media files that are in formats that aren't supported can be [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|converted on the fly]], and Track Volumes leveled.		MediaMonkey can Synchronize media files and associated metadata (Album Art, play history, etc.) with [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] devices, [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|iPhones, iPads, iPods]] and other MP3 Players connected via USB, and USB Storage/Memory Cards/Internal Locations/Network Storage to your PC. MediaMonkey can also do [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]] started from [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. Media files that are in formats that aren't supported by the device can be [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|converted on the fly]], and Track Volumes can be leveled for synced files.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	MediaMonkey can Synchronize media files and associated metadata (Album Art, play history, etc.) with [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] devices, [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|iPhones, iPads, iPods]] and other MP3 Players connected via USB, and USB Storage/Memory Cards/Internal Locations/Network Storage to your PC. MediaMonkey can also do [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]] ~~with~~ [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. Media files that are in formats that aren't supported can be [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|converted on the fly]], and Track Volumes leveled.		MediaMonkey can Synchronize media files and associated metadata (Album Art, play history, etc.) with [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] devices, [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|iPhones, iPads, iPods]] and other MP3 Players connected via USB, and USB Storage/Memory Cards/Internal Locations/Network Storage to your PC. MediaMonkey can also do [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]] started from [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. Media files that are in formats that aren't supported can be [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|converted on the fly]], and Track Volumes leveled.

Lowlander at 18:02, 4 May 2022

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	MediaMonkey can Synchronize media files and associated metadata (Album Art, play history, etc.) with [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] devices, [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|iPhones, iPads, iPods]] and other MP3 Players connected via USB, and USB Storage/Memory Cards/Internal Locations/Network Storage to your PC. MediaMonkey can do [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]] with [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. Media files that are in formats that aren't supported can be [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|converted on the fly]], and Track Volumes leveled.		MediaMonkey can Synchronize media files and associated metadata (Album Art, play history, etc.) with [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] devices, [[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}\|iPhones, iPads, iPods]] and other MP3 Players connected via USB, and USB Storage/Memory Cards/Internal Locations/Network Storage to your PC. MediaMonkey can also do [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi sync]] with [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]]. Media files that are in formats that aren't supported can be [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|converted on the fly]], and Track Volumes leveled.

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	== Manual Synchronization ==		== Manual Synchronization ==

	Select some files and right click on them or right click on a [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playlists}}\|Playlist]] in the Media Tree and use ''Send To'' from the Context Menu. Select the device you want to Sync the selected files or Playlist to and that selection will be synced according to the settings (see Auto-Sync below) in the Device Profile for that device. This won't delete other files already on the device (use Auto-Sync for that). Any files that were manually synced will be removed by Auto-Sync unless the files are on the Sync List.		Select some files and right click on them or right click on a [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playlists}}\|Playlist]] in the Media Tree and use ''Send To'' from the Context Menu. Select the device you want to Sync the selected files or Playlist to and that selection will be synced according to the Sync settings (see Auto-Sync below) in the Device Profile for that device. This won't delete other files already on the device (use Auto-Sync for that). Any files that were manually synced will be removed by Auto-Sync unless the files are on the Sync List.

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	=== How to Start Sync ===		=== How to Start Sync ===

	Connect your device to your PC and MediaMonkey should recognize it ([[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]]) and automatically create a Device Profile for your device. This Device Profile is used to manage the settings for Syncing media files to your device. You can access your device in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}#Devices_&_Services\|Devices & Services]] in the Media Tree. MediaMonkey creates a Device Profile for each memory in the device. For example an [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] device with an SD card inserted will have a Device Profile for the internal memory ''(on the device)'' and the external memory ''(the SD card)''. You can sync to either or all Device Profiles for a device.		Connect your device to your PC and MediaMonkey should recognize it ([[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]]) and automatically create a Device Profile for your device. This Device Profile is used to manage the settings for Syncing media files to your device. You can access your device in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}#Devices_&_Services\|Devices & Services]] in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Exploring_Tracks}}#Interface\|Media Tree]]. MediaMonkey creates a Device Profile for each memory in the device. For example an [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] device with an SD card inserted will have a Device Profile for the internal memory ''(on the device)'' and the external memory ''(the SD card)''. You can sync to either or all Device Profiles for a device.

	From the device sub-node it is possible to view/edit/delete/copy media files on the device (depending on the device and the plug-in used), and if the device has its own database, to update the device database. Note that files that appear in this node are ''not'' part of the Media Monkey Library.		From the device sub-node it is possible to view/edit/delete/copy media files on the device (depending on the device and the plug-in used), and if the device has its own database, to update the device database. Note that files that appear in this node are ''not'' part of the Media Monkey Library.

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	=== How to Start Sync ===		=== How to Start Sync ===

	Connect your device to your PC and MediaMonkey should recognize it ([[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]]) and create a Device Profile for your device. This Device Profile is used to manage the settings for Syncing media files to your device. You can access your device in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}#Devices_&_Services\|Devices & Services]] in the Media Tree. MediaMonkey creates a Device Profile for each memory in the device. For example an [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] device with an SD card inserted will have a Device Profile for the internal memory ''(on the device)'' and the external memory ''(the SD card)''. You can sync to either or all Device Profiles for a device.		Connect your device to your PC and MediaMonkey should recognize it ([[{{WebHelp:Links\|iPod Synchronization}}#Configure_iTunes_drivers_for_the_iPhone.2FiPod.2FiPad\|Apple iOS devices require iTunes]]) and automatically create a Device Profile for your device. This Device Profile is used to manage the settings for Syncing media files to your device. You can access your device in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|My Computer}}#Devices_&_Services\|Devices & Services]] in the Media Tree. MediaMonkey creates a Device Profile for each memory in the device. For example an [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Android]] device with an SD card inserted will have a Device Profile for the internal memory ''(on the device)'' and the external memory ''(the SD card)''. You can sync to either or all Device Profiles for a device.

	From the device sub-node it is possible to view/edit/delete/copy media files on the device (depending on the device and the plug-in used), and if the device has its own database, to update the device database. Note that files that appear in this node are ''not'' part of the Media Monkey Library.		From the device sub-node it is possible to view/edit/delete/copy media files on the device (depending on the device and the plug-in used), and if the device has its own database, to update the device database. Note that files that appear in this node are ''not'' part of the Media Monkey Library.