Ashampoo Media Sync

Ashampoo Media Sync is an application that was created with the sole purpose of identifying and automatically sorting multimedia files and documents that are located on various storage devices.

Ashampoo Media Sync is one of those tools that is created to do a specific job and does it well. It’s meant to sort discovered file types and does so in a minimum number of steps for your convenience.

It installs in a matter of seconds on even a modest PC configuration and is ready for use immediately after that. Getting started with it isn’t anything complicated as it creates an icon in the system tray from where you can view connected devices and manage application settings.

Ashampoo Media Sync can be set to automatically detect connected devices but if you don’t want to be bothered by any kind of pop-ups, you can disable this behavior.

The application consists of three main steps which you have to follow in order to sort your files. The first enables you to choose the source folder and the file category you want to sync (images, music, videos, documents), the second allows you to select the destination path and the third simply gives the all clear signal for the entire process.

Ashampoo Media Sync can be used to synchronize content between mobile phones, tablets, external drives and so on, which makes it handy for scenarios in which you made a mess of things by copying stuff to the aforementioned devices without giving too much thought to sorting.

A really nice touch to Ashampoo Media Sync is that you can manually select specific file types to organize and sync which makes perfect sense. There’s really no reason to move a couple of GB of files around only to find out that you don’t need them.

To wrap it up, it you're the kind that doesn't want to spend a good part of a day organizing multimedia file types on a hard drive, phone, tablet and USB drive, then you should use Ashampoo Media Sync.