Use the "Put" button (or action) on a Gray (Local) track to put a copy on the remote library. Use the "Get" button (or action) on a Blue (Remote) track to get it from the remote and copy it to your Local (iTunes) library. The three buttons in the upper right are used to synchronize tracks and playlists: Tracks are color coded by SuperSync: Gray=Local Track, Blue=Remote Track, Green=Synchronized (in both) ItĪllows you to grab and play music files from different libraries,Įither locally (on your machine's hard drive) or remotely. Synchronization is the primary function of SuperSync. Use iTunes and SuperSync with a network drive.You can remotely access your NAS SuperSync library with port forwarding to 5360.Īs new music is added to any computer in the house, use SuperSync to connect to the "NAS" and "put" all tracks that are new. You can get or put music from any machine. With the above setup, you can access your itunes content from any machine. Which actually makes sense, since my music taste is different than my entire households, and my laptop, I don't want to lose access to my music when I unplug from the LAN. all other computers in the house should have a copy or subset on their local drives. If you really want one computer with the itunes library set as the NAS, pick just one. and keep a subset of your music on the local hard drive.
That said, SuperSync works best by using your NAS as the central itunes library, then have one or more computers connect to it. You may need to edit the start/stop to match the path, and you will want to start the script on system boot.
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However, the NAS version is a simple java app, so if you're inclined, you can download one of the Linux/NAS versions, unzip, and just run the script to start.sh. SuperSync just added support for some NAS systems, but not yet Unradid/slackware. Once this is done I will copy the cleaned file to all other laptops. Now I'm working to clean up the library file (itl) on laptop 1. This doesn't help in cleaning everything up. This only allows me to see the library in read-only mode. In supersync of laptop 1 I have connected to the itunes server laptop. So at this point I am trying to clean up the media files and two libraries to get both itl files to match. But started copying media files to the laptop being used as a subset. I followed the instructions from the Supersync website, which is confusing so I may not have done it right. I then tried to setup a subset library on another laptop. The setup was having itunes point to the UnRaid server for the media files location and the itl file is on the laptop. I setup the Master on the laptop (itunes server). In SuperSync, I have tried to use the setup "Use itunes and supersync with a network drive". This doesn't work becuse when one laptop has itunes open, the itl file is locked and is only read-only when the other laptops have itunes opened. I have tried to put a library file (itl) on the server and have all laptops access it. Each user needs to be able to open itunes, add/delete files in itunes, and that updates other laptops itunes itl file. I am trying to ensure all library files (itl) in itunes, on all laptops, has the same links to the media files on the server. Laptop 1 (my laptop), Laptop 2 (wifes laptop), and Laptop 3 (daughters laptop). I have several laptops running itunes, pointing to the Server with the library file (itl) on the local HD. This laptop stays on and itunes is always open. Itunes on this laptop is pointed to the server with the library file (itl) on the local HD. It is hard wired to a router the server is connected to, mainly for a faster connection then wireless. I use it mainly to stream to my Apple TV. I have a laptop setup as an "itunes server". Just the files nothing in terms of itunes. I currently have a UnRaid file server holding all my media files. Has anyone have experience with SuperSync, iTunes, UnRaid and multiple clients?
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