Universal Sync

Having to manually copy or adjust file characteristics to large volumes of data can be both inefficient, as well as time-consuming for the end user. There are, however, numerous solutions to such requirements, and Universal Sync, just as its name aptly suggests, was designed to tackle them.

Simply put, using it will allow you to synchronize a wide range of file types, on multiple storage mediums and locations, perform data comparisons, and ensure that the preferred file characteristics are inherited easily.

When it comes to addressing the requirements for synchronizing files, Universal Sync features a very detailed approach, which will enable you to work with multiple profiles. I found this to be quite useful, especially when running iterative copying or renaming processes, as it will allow you to easily find the parameters for a particular job.

Defining the file formats that are the subject of the sync process is also easy, and you will be able to list them using standard syntax, and even set the app to ask before proceeding with the next format in the list during processing.

Once you’ve established the details for the sync process, you will have access to a very detailed overview of the details of the source and target directories, as well as the involved files and their size.

The actual sync process is followed by an on-screen status bar, which I think is nice to have around and it is worth mentioning at this point that the application also works with remote directories, which is an added bonus as far as flexibility is concerned.

With its detailed approach vis-à-vis configuration, as well as quite practical demeanor, Universal Sync can prove to be very good choice for those valuing an efficient way to synchronize large volumes of data, regardless of format and characteristics.