WALTR 2 For Mac

Transferring media content to iOS devices, such as iPhones, iPods or iPads, usually requires going through the iTunes app and dealing with synchronization procedures. WALTR 2 is a small Mac app that reduces all that to a simple drag and drop action.

Moreover, the WALTR 2 utility also makes it possible to wirelessly drag and drop any video, song, ringtone, PDF and ePUB file onto any of your iOS devices and to more than 20 legacy iPod models without using Apple's iTunes as a helper.

WALTR 2 is also designed to help you transfer files in unsupported multimedia formats to your iOS devices without having to install third party iOS applications to help you with the conversion process.

The WALTR 2 application revolves around a minimalist workflow: simply connect your iPhone, iPod or iPad to your Mac, drag and drop the files you want to transfer on top of the app’s main window, wait for the upload confirmation, and then play the media on your mobile device.

The best part is that WALTR 2 does not require an additional iOS application: you will be able to watch your movies or listen to your audio track by using the native iOS Videos or Music apps, respectively.

WALTR 2 offers you the possibility to upload to your device a wide range of file formats, such as MKV, AVI, MP4, CUE, FLAC, AAC, AIFF, WAV, APE, and so on.

As detailed at the beginning, even though some of these formats are not supported by default, you can upload and playback them on your iOS device without having to convert them beforehand: WALTR 2 takes care of everything.

The WALTR 2 app usage is fairly straightforward, but if you encounter any problems, make sure to visit the Tutorial section on the developer’s website which contains both video and text instructions for performing most tasks.

To conclude, WALTR 2 comes with a fresh approach to an old problem, and provides a user friendly and time efficient solution for transferring video and audio files to your iOS devices, regardless if the source file format is supported by the native playback applications or not.