XPlay gives you the power to automatically synchronize your iPod with your music collection. With XPlay there is no bulky interface, no fluff, nothing to get in the way of you and your music. XPlay's powerful drag-and-drop ability makes transferring music to and from the iPod quick and simple. With XPlay there is no need to launch an application. Simply drag-and-drop the music files you want into XPlay music folder. The music is automatically organized on the iPod. Inside the XPlay music folder your songs are arranged just as they are on the screen of the iPod. You can browse your music by Playlist, Albums, Artists, Genres, Composers and all Songs. XPlay works with Windows XP, 2000, Me and 98SE as all iPod models.
* The XPlay 2 Free Trial will function for fifteen (15) days from the day of installation.
XPlay System requirements
XPlay requires a Windows XP, 2000, Me or 98SE-based computer with CD-ROM drive and FireWire or USB 2.0 interface. Windows XP-based systems require Service Pack 1 or greater. Windows XP/2000 require Computer Administrator permissions.XPlay is compatible with all models of Apple iPod. Installation of XPlay requires no more than 20MB hard disk storage.Some minor features, such as the XPlay Update Wizard, require Internet access, but this is not essential for use of XPlay. XPlay is compatible with MacDrive version 5 or newer.
Download: XPlay 2.3.5 trial
Download: XPlay 2.3.5 (update)
Link: XPlay Home Page
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