Wireless Synchronization Between Your PC & HTPC

jmke · 6th August 2007, 11:05

If you have a HTPC, chances are it is already part of your home network for general internet use. However, there are many other benefits of joining it to your network. This latest guide will focus on one in particular that many will find extremely useful. In fact, even if you're new to Home Theater PC's, I'm sure that most will eventually end up looking for this kind of setup and functionality. So what am I talking about? Wireless folder/file synchronization between local folders on each system. In this guide, we'll not only cover setup instructions that features Vista and its requirements, but also focus on one excellent piece of software that will make the whole process incredibly easy, while providing excellent performance and a high level of control over all your media files.

http://www.extrememhz.com/wsync-p1.shtml

6th August 2007, 17:22

Wireless synchronisation is a pain in the ***

, it's so slow compared to wired. Anyone knows a good synchronisation software in which I can set a few folders to be checked and synchronised ? I'm currently using M$ Synchtoy, but synching images and songs means transfering the wole file content over the network, otherwise it'll find a lot of changed files (which in fact aren't changed, but only opend ...)

6th August 2007, 11:05	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	Wireless Synchronization Between Your PC & HTPC If you have a HTPC, chances are it is already part of your home network for general internet use. However, there are many other benefits of joining it to your network. This latest guide will focus on one in particular that many will find extremely useful. In fact, even if you're new to Home Theater PC's, I'm sure that most will eventually end up looking for this kind of setup and functionality. So what am I talking about? Wireless folder/file synchronization between local folders on each system. In this guide, we'll not only cover setup instructions that features Vista and its requirements, but also focus on one excellent piece of software that will make the whole process incredibly easy, while providing excellent performance and a high level of control over all your media files. http://www.extrememhz.com/wsync-p1.shtml __________________

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6th August 2007, 17:22	#2
wutske Posts: n/a	Wireless synchronisation is a pain in the *** , it's so slow compared to wired. Anyone knows a good synchronisation software in which I can set a few folders to be checked and synchronised ? I'm currently using M$ Synchtoy, but synching images and songs means transfering the wole file content over the network, otherwise it'll find a lot of changed files (which in fact aren't changed, but only opend ...)