To recap: There’s a fair amount of setup, the free app will probably end up costing you money, and you still can’t copy over everything in your iTunes library. In the desktop app, you must click on “Videos” under “LIBRARY,” find the video file you want, drag it to a new or existing playlist, click your Android device’s name under “DEVICES,” click the checkmark box next to “Sync videos to device,” find the playlist by checking “Selected Playlists,” click to select the playlist by name, then click the “Sync” button. Videos of your own making, however, will cross the divide, though the process isn’t entirely intuitive. Also, the doubleTwist desktop software lets you know which content is protected by displaying a padlock icon next to any content with DRM.Īnother heads up: You can’t copy over TV shows or movies acquired through iTunes, either. In iTunes, you can upgrade purchased songs with DRM to “iTunes Plus,” which strips away the restrictions. This applies to songs you purchased in 2009 or earlier, before Apple discontinued its music DRM. Be aware that any iTunes music or video protected by DRM won’t be transferred. (The screen shot below shows the Android app in play mode.)īut back to those limitations. Your best bet: Download doubleTwist Player and upgrade within the app to doubleTwist Pro, which gives you all those features for $10. Want to download album art or subscribe to podcasts for automatic downloads? Those are premium features as well that cost $5 each. But if you want to sync wirelessly, you’ll need the not-so-free doubleTwist AirSync app ($5).
Yes, the doubleTwist Player app lets you transfer content to your Android over USB.
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