In just a few easy steps you can synchronize any iTunes playlist with any MP3 player that shows up as a drive letter in Windows (pretty much all of them do).

It’s as simple as 3 easy steps:

- Setup a playlist in iTunes that you want to sync to your MP3 player
- Configure your MP3 player in iTunes Sync by giving it a name, selecting an “identification file or folder” and selecting a playlist from iTunes
- Now just click Synchronize and watch the magic happen!

You can configure as many different MP3 players as you need and synchronize each one with the different iTunes’ playlists.

iTunes Sync works with most MP3 players from: Cowon, Creative Labs, Dell, iRiver, JVC, Samsung, Sandisk...

Changes in iTunes Sync 1.5.0 :

- Added: Localization for the following languages:
· Deutsch: Georg Madler, Jurgen Hardt, Philipp Klingler, Thiemo Scherle
· English
· Espanol: Hugo Gomez Mac Gregor, Nicolas Pierri
- Added: New “About” window with credit to all the translators
- Added: 3 new File Extensions: wma, wmv & asf
- Added: 4 new Folder Structures that include the Playlist name as a prefix
- Added: Proxy settings for connecting to the internet (auto-update)
- Changed: Reduced the memory usage
- Changed: Got rid of the check to see if the drive is ready before accessing it to help improve compatibility with some card readers, without affecting currently supported devices
- Changed: Compiled against the 7.4.1.2 version of iTunes (but will work fine with older versions)
- Changed: Added a “Settings” window and moved the auto update settings there. You can also open the log file from here.
- Changed: Removed the “History” window and it now writes all entries to the “iTunes Sync.log” file (easier to send in for error reports)
- Fixed: Better handling of duplicate playlists - it now shows you which playlist names are duplicated