Export for iTunes App Reviews

I have a new car that accepts SD and USB devices. The best way to listen to music is via a playlist and I tried everything…and FINALLY this app solves my creating a playlist issue for UConnect! The developer is amazing as is this app. No issues to report, except its either a bug or needs to be worked on in the next update. The album art for over half my songs don’t show up even though I know they are there and works in iTunes. As mentioned this is the only flaw and I hope it get fixed to make this a perfect 5 star app. This app is simply the best!!

I have been waiting for such an app for years … and this one is beautifully implemented ! A must have for any serious iTunes user.

I’ve been searching for a while such an application, in order to synchronize in a vevry simple manner my SD Card (the one used in my car) and Georgios developped it. Excellent. Actually, I use it in a very simple way, but it does what I need, and that’s all.

The best for export playlist and song to NEW SONY Walkman A17 serie!

Seems to work ok but seems to crash on some songs. Not entirely sure why. But hey I have most music on a stick to take to my car. :)

Automatically found my iTunes playlist, I checked one, saved, now it plays in my car using an SD card. Lots of options. Done.

For those who like to have a USB flash drive or SD card loaded with music for the car, this app does what iTunes doesn’t do. Make a playlist, open the app and it will transfer your updated playlists to the drive. Easy. Coverts music files to mp3 or aac if required. At the end of the upload, it rids the drive of those nasty “._” empty files too. Worth every penny!!

If you need to make mp3 CDR or memory card with 128kbps from high bitrate itunes llibrary, this app is the best.

This app absolutly dissapoint me. We are in XXI century and this app cannot see external localized files with music - i mean e.g. on my NSA disk. Not recommendet.

Works as described and very fast.

I bought this to export playlists for listening to music with the Uconnect system in my Jeep. The only “trick” was that I had to create a “All Jeep Music” playlist that contained almost my entire music library. The Uconnect system took a few minutes to catalog everything, but once it did, it worked great. Well done.

Tried for over an hour. out of 1000 songs only 3 got converted to mp3, rest stayed as mp4.

The developer is very responsive to user feedback. The app continues to improve and add features. Thank you.

Works Great to transfer my Itunes Playlist to my USB. Thanks!!

I just got a new car stereo with a USB slot and needed to export some of my iTunes playlists to a flash drive. The new radio requires MP3, but most of my music is AAC so I needed to convert. This app makes it effortless; it works great and is very easy to use. You can convert and export songs, playlists or aIbums, singly or in any combination. I was initially a little put off by the $5 price, but after working with it I’d say it’s definitely worth it. If you need to convert and export your music this is the app you need. Highly recommended.

(Just kidding). This utility does is exactly what I needed. I can quickly and easily make “music sticks” for my vehicles. My venerable iPod Classic no longer needs to be switched from car to car and can be retired to place of honor, only to be used for offline travel entertainment. With the latest version I can use a single folder for all the music and use playlists for the car that supports that feature. (Avoids the track duplication I get when using individual folders for each playlist). This app just works! Feature wish: Presets for the export options (particularly the advanced option) that I can name by vehicle.)

I have two different ’14 vehicles with sound systems (Alpine & Bose) that accept music files on a USB flash drive. I wanted to move a few of my iTunes playlists to those vehicles. This application transfered my music files in the playlists in the order they appear in iTunes. The transfer is “brainless” and fast. Could not have asked for a better app!

Please find a way to export BPMs. This would be very helpful in my situation. Other than that the app is okay. It does what it says it does. I like the fact that you can create excel reports of the playlist. It would be great you could add the BPM section to the Excel reports as well. Also, why is the time shown in seconds and not in minutes? If it is part of the algorithm, I get it, I just find it very strange that you are displaying that to the user.

Limits the # of exports in a given playlist to 31, and won’t let you even select the next batch of 31 to export. Pretty much useless in its given iteration.

Looking for an easy way to transfer your iTunes playlists and albums to an SD Card to use in Audi’s MMI audio system, this is it. Worked perfectly. Thanks