Set up devices to sync in Windows Media Player

        There are two ways to synchronize a project with a device: one is automatic and the other is manual. The first time you connect your device to your computer, Windows Media Player will choose the sync method that best suits your device based on its storage capacity and the size of the Windows Media Player media library. After setting up your device for the first time, you can choose another synchronization method (if needed).



automatic synchronization device if the storage capacity is more than 4 gigabytes (GB) and the device may contain the entire WindowsMediaPlayer library, using the WindowsMediaPlayer automatic synchronization. If you leave this option, the entire Windows Media Player media library will be copied to your device.

WindowsMediaPlayer run each time the device is connected to a computer, WindowsMediaPlayer will automatically update the contents of the device to make WindowsMediaPlayer library content mirroring. It will be automatically copied to your device when the album

For example, if you rip a CD to your WindowsMediaPlayer library, the next time you connect the device to your computer. Similarly, if you delete some items from the Windows Media Player media library, the next time you connect your device to your computer, these items will also be removed from the device.

even if your device is set to sync automatically, you can also control which items can be automatically synchronized.



manual synchronization device if the storage capacity is smaller than 4 gigabytes (GB) or can not accommodate the entire WindowsMediaPlayer media library on the device, uses WindowsMediaPlayer manual synchronization. If you leave this option, you must perform multiple steps each time you want to add or remove items from your device.