Chronisar For Mac

Chronisar is a synchronization tool that enables you to quickly send playlists from your iTunes library to another device. The app can work with other smartphones, USB drives, SD cards, or MP3 players, and you get to choose the extent of information that is to be shared.

Right off the bat, Chronisar prompts you to add the device to which you want to transfer media. You get to select it via the Finder menu, specify the model and the output folder, and then proceed to configure the synchronization rules.

Chronisar allows you to choose the type of audio files that should be synced: Advanced Audio Coding, Audio Interchange File Format, Apple Lossless or MP3. The album cover can be stored as an image file in the album directory that will be generated automatically.

Moreover, Chronisar can create M3U playlists files, adjust the playlist character encoding and path, or organize your playlists and prevent creating duplicates.

Within the Chronisar main window, you get to see the music available in the iTunes library and choose the items you want to send to the configured device. Chronisar keeps track of the total storage size for the currently selected tracks, and also enables you to see how much space is left on the device.

To actually complete the transfer, just press the Synchronize button and Chronisar  takes care of the rest: you get to monitor the transfer in real time and eject the device when the procedure is complete.

To sum up, Chronisar  offers you the possibility to use the same iTunes like synchronization method used for iOS devices to move playlists or albums to any MP3 player, USB drive, SD card or smartphone.