It’s easy to pick and choose by clicking on “Selected playlists” – and I can even create a custom playlist intended just to make copying that data to the iPad or iPhone a breeze.
#WONDERSHARE TUNESGO REVIEWS TV#
Yes, I have 22.48 GB of TV shows on my computer in iTunes format. In fact, here’s a peek at what you can choose and copy from your computer (remember, the Windows version has a slightly different UI to match Microsoft Windows, but otherwise has the same functionality too): Want to copy some photos or a video to your iPhone or iPad? TunesGo makes it easy: Just click “Transfer iTunes Media to Device” and pick what you want to copy over. A closer look also reveals that my iPhone 7 is running iOS 10.3.1 and has 94.22GB of 115.83GB of space filled up.
On initial launch, here’s what the program displays:Īlong the top bar you can see that you can dig into music, videos, photos, apps, files and even jump to the catch-all “toolbox”, while on the right side the primary options here are “Rebuild iTunes Library” “Transfer iTunes Media to Device” “Backup Photos to Mac” and “Phone to Phone Transfer”.
#WONDERSHARE TUNESGO REVIEWS MAC#
But I don’t want to talk about it, let me show you what I mean.įor these tests, I’m running the Mac version of Wondershare TunesGo and am exploring an Apple iPhone 7 called “iDave 7”. Even better, the program offers functionality not available in iTunes and does it all with an interface that’s a lot easier for many people to figure out. That’s where third party programs like Wondershare TunesGo are such a great alternative to iTunes. They all add up to plenty of people liking their iOS devices - iPhones and iPads - but not being too enamored of the iTunes world. On a Windows system, iTunes can also be quite a resource hog and in many corporate environments it’s off limits because of its ability to let you squirrel away company data or inappropriate photos or video media. It’s darn confusing now, particularly when coupled with the aggressive digital rights management philosophy that Apple has: if it’s in iTunes, it stays in iTunes. I’ve been using Apple iTunes for as long as it’s been around and have been dismayed to watch it gain in power and sophistication without ever having its functionality pruned down or its user interface redesigned at any point.
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