Sync your G1 music with your computer!

[ACTPOHABT]

This latest release brings out-of-the-box support for HTC G1 (Android) phones (complete with Amazon MP3 purchase importing, cover art syncing), the first technology preview release for Mac OS X, a new sexy track editor, media player playlist support and automated sync, collection rescanning, shiny UI updates, and performance and stability fixes! Get it now!
http://banshee-project.org/

[mixpix405]

Banshee is great if you have *nix system.

For windows, I still prefer Salling Media Sync.

[ACTPOHABT]

Banshee is currently for Linux and Mac only, but they are working on a Windows version as well.

[inportb]

Ooh, I didn't know Banshee could do this. Thanks for the heads up.

[geekster]

Can also sync up painlessly with Amarok. Again Linux only at this time.
But on that note, using GCALDaemon you can also sync up your calendar in Korganizer with Gmails calendar and you can Also sync up Kaddressbook with your Gmail contacts assuming your using KDE and Kontact. If your using Gnome and there offerings im sure you can do the same but since using Gnome makes me break out in hives, not really interested in verifying that bit at this point in time.

[4thephil]

or simply plug the usb cable in, open up windows media player and hit sync. done. bingo bango bongo

[XDViPeR]

lol windows media doesnt do calendar.... but calendar.google.com does! anyways i wish we could use itunes to sync music. love the interface on it

[rickstone]

I've posted this a couple of times, but seem to get differing answers, all of which are contradictory and/or don't really apply. I'm using Banshee on Ubuntu Intrepid and cannot get playlists to sync. The actual music files will sync and transcode as necessary, but the playlist files a) don't get moved/saved, b) if I move them manually they aren't readable or c) get erased by Android. I've tried using Amarok, which works, but Android can't read all of the m3u files (again, though, these still have to be moved manually) and the playlists get cut down (meaning that some or most of the songs in the playlists don't show up in the playlists once they are on the G1). I am using Ubuntu, and that's where my music library is stored, so I don't want to run a VM for Media Monkey and I don't want to have to sync my music library to something on my MacBook. This is a simple function that SHOULD work, and that we're told will work, but it does not. Any ideas/tips/tricks/etc. for a Linux user? Thanks.