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The MMS Synchronization Client (sync tool) is a program available on Mac or Windows that allows users to transfer synchronize their iTunes library with an MMS by transferring music files from a local computer to an MMS over the network and keep the MMS' library in sync with the library on the local computer. The Sync Tool also allows users to manage their library and playlists on iTunes (Music app on Mac) by giving them .

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FAQ:

Q: Can you pick and choose which songs are synced?
A: Users have the option to sync all music and playlists, all playlists, or specific playlists. Alternatively users can select specific files and folders to transfer.

Q: Can I use a USB hard drive to expand the MMS' storage and sync music to the drive?
A: Selecting the ‘Add’ option when connecting a USB drive will format the drive and expand the available storage that the sync tool can use. When

Q: Can I export a library is synced, it cannot be accessed through the MMS' Music Share or transferred to a new computer from the MMS. The user’s library can be migrated synced library from an MMS?
A: No, synced libraries are not available to export from an MMS

Q: Can I migrate the sync tool from one computer to another without the need to re-syncing?
A: Yes. Install and configure the sync content. tool on the new computer, then remove the old computer from the Content tab of the MMS' configuration page.

Q: How do I remove synced content from my MMS?
A: Synced content can be removed from the ‘Synchronized Computers’ section of the MMS configuration page. The ‘Synchronized Computers’ section also allows users to see the last time and date a computer was synchronized.Media Sync ConfigurationExpanding MMS Storage Capacity
Media Synchronization Client for MAC
Media Synchronization Client for Windows

Network Attached Storage

Music files available on a network attached storage drive (NAS) can be made available for an MMS to stream over the local network. eSeries MMS' support SMB versions three and below. After configuring the MMS to connect to a folder on a NAS, it will scan the specified location for music content. Scanning a folder on a NAS can take some time depending

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Q: Will the MMS automatically recognize changes on the NAS drive?
A: Yes, once the first full scan is completed, the MMS will scan when changes are detected.

Q: How long does an MMS take to scan a NAS drive?
A: Scanning time depends entirely on network speed, system load, and total file count. For small libraries, scanning should take less than 10 minutes, but time increases with the size of the library.

Q: Can the music be in a folder with other files?
A: All files are scanned and subsequently filtered for music content that the MMS supports. Rebooting the MMS during the initial scanning period will cause the scan to start over. Once a full scan is completed, the MMS will only scan detected changes.

Rebooting the MMS will force a full scan, however tracks that were scanned prior to the power cycle will still be playable as long as the files are still accessible.How to Configure a NAS Drive with an eSeries MMS

MMS Music Share

The MMS has a shared music folder available via SMB on the local network. This folder contains sample tracks that come with every MMS. Sample tracks can be removed from the MMS by deleting them from the music share.

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