(SuperSync does not alter or remove any iTunes Music Store DRM copyright protection.)
M4B files (protected by Apple's DRM technology) can be transfered by SuperSync but needs to be played on your iTunes or iPod. iTunes compatibility: SuperSync supports both MP3 and iTunes (.M4A) song formats, including an iTunes compatible network jukebox that lets you listen to your SuperSync library from any local iTunes.A basic audio player: Organize, sync-up, and play all of your songs directly from SuperSync - no external player required for MP3/M4A music files.See what tracks are missing, select them, and click "Synchronize" to begin merging the two libraries. Easily compare and merge two iTunes libraries.An all-access pass to your library: Tired of burning songs to a CD or emailing files to yourself just so you can listen to them? That's a thing of the past with SuperSync's library sync-up technology!.With SuperSync's built-in client/server software, you'll be able to instantly retrieve a song you left on your laptop, play a song from your home computer while you're at the office, or copy your entire music library on to a new computer. SuperSync acts as your music collection’s central hub, retrieving, organizing, and syncing up all of the different files across your machines for one consistent, complete library. But what happens when you want to play a song on your computer, only to discover that it's stored on a different machine? If you're like most people, your music follows you wherever you go.
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