• Fixed: A change was made in MC16 regarding the method of storing library information, affecting only those who have multiple libraries in MC16.

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• Added: Remove Tracks option in right-click playlist tree menu - removes all tracks in that playlist from the iTunes library
• Added: /ExportAggregatesOnlyFrom:MC and /ExportAggregatesOnlyFrom:iTunes command line options will export the aggregatable tags (e.g. Rating, Last Played) from the specified application rather than aggregating them. /ExportAggregatesOnlyFrom:MC replaces the now defunct /NoAggregate argument.
• Fixed: Allows for duplicate playlist names in MC library

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• Added: Support for iTunes 10

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• Fixed: iTunes 10 now applies time zone information; this was causing non-GMT dates to be incorrectly sync'd

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• Added: When a column of type BIT named "Move Artwork" with a value of 1 is returned in a Updates stored procedure alongside an "Artwork" column of type NVARCHAR, the filename specified in "Artwork" will be moved to the same path as the file it is being set as artwork to.
• Fixed: Incompletely downloaded podcasts could cause the export to stop.

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• Fixed: Adding new files whilst the export takes place could cause the export to stop.

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• Added: "Check for updates" checkbox to settings. If checked, will check for updates to the software once every week.

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• Added: "Check for updates" checkbox to settings. If checked, will check for updates to the software once every week.

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• Added: "Check for updates" checkbox to settings. If checked, will check for updates to the software once every week.

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• Improved: Made some important improvements to the user interface.

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• Improved: Made some important improvements to the user interface.

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• Added: Allows auto-deletion of tracks (e.g. to clean up "broken links")
• Added: Allows setting of file location - will move and organize your folder and file structure.
• Added: Support for custom DPI settings - i.e. sizeable windows and scrollbars. Window sizes are remembered for next time.

The SqlMyTunes for iTunes Instructions have been updated, and also the SQL examples.

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• Added: Support for custom DPI settings - i.e. sizeable windows and scrollbars. Window sizes are remembered for next time.
• Added: Replace forward slashes checkbox to settings - this replaces forward slashes in MC playlist names to backslashes when they are created in iTunes.
• Fixed: iTunes playlists with the same path and name (yes, iTunes allows this!) were causing the synchronization process to fail.

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• Added: Support for custom DPI settings - i.e. sizeable windows and scrollbars. Window sizes are remembered for next time.

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SqlMyTunes will export your iTunes library to SQL and allow you to create playlists automatically, as well as perform updates, using stored procedures.

Examples include creating a duplicates playlist, auto-updating Total Disc # and Total Track # counts, getting rid of those annoying "ghost" star ratings, creating an Albums Recently Played playlist, or you may want to quickly create a playlist for every artist that has more than five tracks that have been rated over three-stars.

Anything is possible!

Currently SqlMyTunes for iTunes supports Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft SQL Express.

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Microsoft SQL Express is a free product and can be downloaded from here.

SqlMyTunes will export your J River Media Center library to SQL and allow you to create playlists and smart playlists automatically, as well as perform updates, using stored procedures.

Examples include auto-updating Total Disc # and Total Track # counts or creating an Album Last Played field, or you may want to create a smartlist for every artist that has more than five tracks that have been rated over three-stars.

Anything is possible!

Currently SqlMyTunes for MC supports Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft SQL Express.

An iTunes version is now available also.

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Microsoft SQL Express is a free product and can be downloaded from here.

The latest version of MCiS improves the speed of creating playlists in iTunes. This is very noticeable if you have a lot of iTunes playlists. There are a couple of bug fixes in there also.

• Improved: Playlist creation speed in iTunes
• Fixed: When /StartSync specified as a command line argument, this sometimes produced a crash in Windows 7
• Fixed: Playlists were sometimes created in the wrong folder in iTunes, where two playlist folders existed with the same name
• Removed: /LibraryIndex and /LibraryPath parameters, only /LibraryName is necessary
• Fixed: Log was being created from where MCiS was executed, now it is always created in the MCiS folder

Thanks to all those who have supported the development of MC & iTunes Synchronizer. There were a lot of great ideas that led to it being the fantasticly useful product it is for those of us trying to use our locked-down Apple products with J River's excellent Media Center product.

Unfortunately, I can no longer support MCiS for free, so all new versions are trialware for 30 days, after which please register. Of course, all those who have before today kindly donated to the cause will receive a license key in their email box shortly. Many thanks!

• Added: Support for half star ratings in iTunes, these ratings are rounded down in MC (e.g. 3½ in iTunes becomes 3 in MC) though they can be accessed in the MC fields [iTunesRatingSync] and [iTunesAlbumRating]
• Added: Added elimination in iTunes of "ghost" star ratings (a by-product of Album Ratings)

• Added: It's now possible to manage "Ticked" tracks in iTunes. If a playlist is set to "Untick" then the tracks in it will be unticked in iTunes. Any tracks not in an "Untick" playlist will be ticked. A track that is in both a playlist marked and a playlist not marked "Untick" will be unticked in iTunes. The "Calculated Rating" string in the iTunes Category for zero rated tracks has been removed from this build.