Is the iSyncr WiFi Add-On fully compatible with the original iSyncr, the USB based version?

Yes!  In fact, we do not suggest using iSyncr WiFi to sync thousands of songs at once.  The sync will go much faster over USB.  Use iSyncr WiFi to sync smaller playlists, or to keep your Smart Playlists up to date.

Will iSyncr WiFi sync my playcounts?

Yes!  iSyncr WiFi will send your playcounts to iTunes just like the original iSyncr, but you need to configure your playcount options in the original app.

Will iSyncr WiFi upload my Amazon MP3 purchases?

Yes!  You can configure iSyncr WiFi to send your Amazon MP3 purchases to iTunes.  The songs will automatically be added to a playlist named “iSyncr WiFi - Amazon MP3s”.

What about multiple libraries?  I’ve got some MP3s on my desktop and some on my notebook computer.

If you install the iSyncr WiFi Server on multiple computers, you can choose playlists from both to sync from.

Will I have to open this app every day to sync my Smart Playlists?

Only if you want to!  With iSyncr WiFi, you can set a sync schedule and it will automatically sync your music on that schedule.

What about removing old music?  Will I have to manually remove music I’ve no longer selected to sync?

Nope!  If you choose the “Delete Abandoned” setting, iSyncr WiFi will automatically delete songs you no longer want to sync, giving you as much space free as possible.  However, choosing this setting will prevent you from being able to sync with multiple computers.

How do I stop a sync already in progress?

To stop a sync in progress, press the red X button next to the sync progress.

If I want to sync a playlist while I am away from home, can I add it to my schedule right then and there?

Yes!  Under the settings menu, you can modify your playlists to sync, even when away from home.

Is iSyncr WiFi fully compatible with the current ratings widget?

iSyncr WiFi is compatible with the ratings widget.

Why does my music player not show my playlists until the sync is finished?

iSyncr WiFi updates your songs as you sync them, and all of the playlists at the end of the sync.

Why is my sync stopping when I turn the screen off?

There are two reasons this could be happening.  The first reason is your sleep policy may be turning off your WiFi connection.  Make sure your sleep policy is set to “Never” if you want to sync when the screen is turned off and phone is not plugged in.  The second reason is that some phones, especially the HTC Nexus One and Desire, are put into a low power WiFi state.  When they are in this state, performing long operations like sending files become flaky.

How can I prevent iSyncr WiFi Server from starting when my computer boots?

The iSyncr WiFi installer automatically creates a shortcut to iSyncr WiFi in your Startup menu.  If you don’t want iSyncr WiFi to start every time your computer boots, simply remove this shortcut.  Click on the Start Menu, expand the Startup folder, and right-click on “iSyncr WiFi”.  Choose Delete from the context menu.

I found a bug / I want a new feature / I need more help.

We can make iSyncr WiFi better if you e-mail us at hexar@jrtstudio.com.