Two Startup Progress Bars
In the synchronization dialog, first progress shows finished databases, second shows total downloaded and synchronized size.
Sync & remote control
Sync music between Windows and Android
Add music on one device and listen on another. Choose which audio files stay on your phone or computer – useful when the whole collection will not fit.
Why this sync workflow is practical for real libraries
Metadata and Covers First
Initial sync downloads databases, refreshes state, and loads first cover images. Audio files are not downloaded until you actually request playback or download.
Force Backup Replacement Controls
Use Force Upload to push a new backup or Force Download to replace with cloud backup. Replacement action requires confirmation in snackbar.
Detailed Synchronization Status
The synchronization page shows current direction (upload or download), start timing, and total uncompressed size so you can verify what is happening.
File-Level Visibility and Access
Bottom file list shows online files, upload status, and file size. File type links open related song, album, artist, or playlist usage, and database or image files can be saved externally.
What happens after cloud-password login
Sign in on both devices
Sign in with the same account on both devices and set up cloud synchronization.
Sync the library
Sync the library first and wait for completion. Check that albums and playlists appear on the second device.
Download music
Choose the songs or albums you need there and download them for offline use. Wait until the download finishes.
Test offline playback
Test the downloaded tracks without internet. Before leaving, you can confirm that the music is actually on the device.
Common questions
Does initial synchronization download all audio files?
No. Initial flow focuses on databases and first cover images. Audio is downloaded when you explicitly need or request it.
What should I do if the synchronization dialog seems stuck?
If progress is still advancing, wait until it completes. If the dialog UI freezes, close it and verify current state from the synchronization page.
What do Force Upload and Force Download change?
They replace backup direction intentionally: upload pushes local backup state, download replaces local state with cloud backup after snackbar confirmation.
Can I inspect and export synced files?
Yes. File list entries show size and upload status, type links open related library entities, and database or image files can be downloaded externally.
What users usually ask next
How do I validate this workflow with my own files quickly?
Start from the download and setup page , import one real folder, and verify playback in offline mode.
Where can I compare plan limits after testing?
Use pricing and plan comparison to match storage and token limits to your collection size.
Is there a documentation path for deeper setup or automation?
Open getting started docs for onboarding and API docs for scripted workflows.