iTuneMyWalkman for Mac

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Developer’s Description

By Ilari Scheinin

Sync iTunes to your cell phone or another portable device.

iTuneMyWalkman is an open source application that will help you synchronize the contents of iTunes playlists to your mobile phone or other portable device. The purpose is to make the process as easy as possible, almost like it is with an iPod. The application is able to detect when you connect your phone and can start the synchronization automatically.

Features

Synchronizes the contents of specific iTunes playlists to your mobile phone.
Creates M3U playlists on the device.
Detects automatically when the device is connected.
Creates directory structure according to artists/albums, playlists, or genres.
User can define how much space is left on the memory card.
Copied files can be re-encoded on the fly to save space.
Play counts can be incremented automatically when songs are transferred.
Pictures and videos taken with the phone camera can be automatically moved to a user-specified location on your hard disk or imported to iPhoto during synchronization.

iTuneMyWalkman for Mac

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: September 14, 2009

Latest update: August 9, 2010

Version: 0.955

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.5
Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X 10.6

Additional Requirements: iTunes 7 or higher. A mobile phone or other device that can be mounted on the desktop.

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 19,918

Downloads Last Week: 11

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User Reviews

3.5/5

17 User Votes

dead with maverick
sudeviddMay 13, 2014
Pros
easy to use once you figure it out
Cons
no directions anywhere
Summary
it worked great until i upgraded to maverick
Does it work with the new itunes and Lion
jvollinkDecember 19, 2012
Pros
I used it before and it worked great with snow leopard
Cons
I'm using a school computer and cna't just download it and test it on Lion. I was wondering if anybody had tried with the new itunes that came out this year and if they had tried it on mountain lion
Summary
Deleted SDcard
Greg KApril 3, 2011
Pros
Seems to have potention, but I'll never know because I deleted the program - payback. : )
Cons
Used stock preferences and my SD card on Optimus V was erased when it synced. Lots of droid software erased. There should be some sort of warning upfront to avoid this...if it was my mistake.
Summary
Had to delete program...I'll be looking for different software.
Works well, just make sure designate the right folder
water7appleOctober 3, 2010
Pros
Quick installation, seems to embed with the Itunes easily, songs play fine on my non-Ipod
Cons
Not a direct tutuorial when installing and trying to use
Summary
I had to mess with this program for about 2 hours before figuring that I had to change the designation folders where the program was trying to draw the songs from, which was some orginal folder called "ITMW" that didn't exist on my mp3 player. Once I re-designated things, everything came out fine.
Nice, simple + 1 request
osos10February 22, 2010
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Simple interface - did what I needed - that is synchronized the music folder on my MP3 player (RCA - S20 series) with a specific playlist in iTunes (about 1G - took a few minutes). Works at about the same rate as Apple's built in synchronization with ipod nano I-generation. The only request I have is to enable to sync two devices. I have a cellphone with a camera that I wish to sync too (and upload pictures to the computer). Obviously the locations on the phone are different from those on the MP3 player, but there is only one possible setting in the preferences menu.
Appears to work but does nothing
S MayerSeptember 6, 2009
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I tried it because it really fit the basic need I had which was to convert and transfer in one step. Unfortunately it did not deliver. It looks like it is doing something in iTunes by copying the file and starts converting but the converting happens far too fast that I do not think it did anything because when it said it was transferring, nothing actually copied over. What a shame...I had high hopes. :-(
Works as advertised... and best of all, it's free!
dluck007July 17, 2009
Pros
Works as advertised -- Sync with any device that can be mounted Open Source and Free Using with Leopard but should work with Tiger Used with Sansa C240 and Flash Drives
Cons
Will erase all contents of target directory (but dialog will prompt you).
Summary
Works as advertised... and best of all, it's free! Works with Sansa and other Flash Drives
Still doesn't work.
ikramerica--2008November 7, 2007
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Despite updates by the writer, and new versions of both iTunes and Tiger, my Sony K550 still does not sync songs, the main reason to use the software. The iPhoto function works great, but iTunes always copied "0/0" songs, and deletes any songs I had on my phone's memory card. So I'm still dragging the songs manually in the finder instead. Oh well.
Very good, but needs more work
dfbarsantiDecember 31, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Instructions are somewhat ambiguous and confusing. It gives the impression that you can just work it from the Apple script menu in iTunes, to sync and unmount, and everything will sync and work automatically, but in fact you need to have the program open as well. Then it works pretty good. Two images load onto your desktop when you connect your phone - one is titled "Phone Card" & the other "Phone". The main glitch I find is that when you are finished transferring, and you select - iTMW - Unmount Phone, the "Phone Card" image disappears (as it should), but the "Phone" image remains and I cannot remove it no matter what I try. The message on my phone window says "USB connection ended. It is now safe to remove the USB cable.", but when I pull the cable out of the phone, a warning message appears on the desktop saying "The disk "PHONE" is in use and could not be ejected. Try quitting applications and try again." The only option I have is to unplug the USB cable from the phone, but then the warning message appears - "Device Removal - The device you removed was not properly put away. Data might have been lost or damaged. Before you unplug your device, you must first select its icon in the Finder and choose Eject from the File menu." Other than this it is working pretty well, I think it's a great program, and although I have an iPod, I don't take it with me everywhere, and it is still handy to have your music with you if you are waiting in a queue or for an appointment, whatever. I am using OS X 10.4.8 by the way, with a Sony Ericsson W810I. I also transferred some photos from iPhoto directly into the memory stick, and they appeared in my phone, under PICTURES > On Memory Stick > PICTURES. I hope this helps anyone else, but I feel the developer could be more helpful with comments and replies to these Feedbacks, but he does'nt publish his email address for contact. A great program though, cheers.
Instant success
hajaDecember 22, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I just bought a Sony Ericsson w850i walkman phone whitout knowing whether iTMW 0.94 really worked with this newer phone model. But it did, perfectly. The only setting change I had to make was to set the "music"-folder on my phones memorystick as the folder tom be synchronised. Syncing workes flawlessly. Transfer is quite slow (something like ten minutes), but in the meantime the battery charges via USB (which of course takes longer), so i don't really mind waiting. The synchronisation and unmounting of the phone can easily be made from whitin iTunes with the scriptmenu.