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7. Syncing Your Media Files
Checking the Media Sync Status of Your Computers
If you have a LAN or WLAN, you can check which of your computers are set up to sync files,
when their last sync was completed, and whether or not they are set to sync automatically.
To check the Media Sync status of your computers:
1.
In Seagate Media, click Media Sync.
The Media Sync window opens.
2.
Click Check Sync Status.
The Sync Status window opens, showing current status information.
3.
Click OK to return to the Media Sync window.
Changing Your Media Sync Settings
To change Media Sync settings:
1.
In Seagate Media, click Media Sync.
The Media Sync window opens.
2.
Click Edit Sync Settings.
3.
Change your settings as required, then click OK to return to the Media Sync window.
Disabling Automatic Sync
To switch from automatic to manual syncs:
1.
In Seagate Media, click Media Sync.
The Media Sync window opens.
2.
Under Automatic Sync, click Off, then click OK to return to the Media Sync window.
Automatic Sync is disabled. Remember to manually start syncs to keep the files on your media
player current.
Deleting Your Custom Media Sync Settings
You can delete all the custom settings you have in Media Sync and return to the initial Media
Sync window (see Figure 9 on page 35). You might want to do this if you have moved your
media folders and files to new locations, or added files in many new formats.
Note:
Deleting your Media Sync settings doesn't affect your media files.
To delete your custom Media Sync settings:
1.
In the Media Sync window, click Delete Sync Settings.
The Delete Sync Settings Confirmation window opens.
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