Given the popularity of the iPod and its tight integration with iTunes, there are a lot of iTunes libraries around. Though most users would like to have a cleanly tagged and organized library, most are not detail-oriented enough to make it happen. That's a pity because a music library is much more useful when songs are listed in the appropriate genres and, ideally, rated according to personal preference.
Recent versions of iTunes introduced smart lists, which pick songs based on all sorts of criteria and "Party Shuffle", which picks songs quasi-randomly, with statistical weight given to highly-rated or often-played songs. Naturally, libraries without this data aren't going to be as versatile. That's where TuneSync comes in.
- See also:
- Who Needs TuneSync?
iTunes Libraries
TuneSync Projects
What TuneSync Can Do