![]() ![]() I've also been told that the sync is bidirectional (so updated playcounts and ratings come back). I have been told that Musicbee can sync between its Windows database and the Android music database, and store the data on the SD card. But the company that made those apps has been sold, and they have mucked everything up. My current solution has been iSyncr and RocketPlayer: iSyncr syncs directly with the Android, and Rocket Player is their media player. Most importantly, I want this sync to be bi-direction, so the metadata (ratings, last play, playcounts) can flow back into the iTunes database. I want a solution that can sync the iTunes library to my Android (Samsung A51, with a 512GB SD card), including the metadata, so a smart media player such as GoneMad can play music and allow me to search the library. But iPod Classic don't last forever (they are already 12 years old). This library is *mostly* synced (about 41K tracks) to two iPod Classics (with 512GB SD cards) that are kept in parallel. ![]() I make extensive use of smart playlist based off of last played, playcount, and ratings. Here's the background: Windows 10 Machine, long-time iTunes user, with a library of over 50K music tracks and about 70-80 podcasts stored on an external USB drive. I've noodled around the forums a bit, but don't quite have an answer. I was recently pointed to Musicbee, and I'm curious if it would work for my use case. ![]() For the longest time, I have been looking for a good solution to my music management woes across all my devices.
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