WinX MediaTrans iPhone Manager for PC (Review) – The default application that Apple needs clients to use, to interface with their iPhones and iPads is iTunes. Be that as it may, while iTunes works, it doesn’t have a limited features that clients may discover helpful, for example, the capacity to fare media from their iPhones to their PCs. iTunes likewise doesn’t work extremely well on Windows, for no good reason, yet it beyond any doubt gets irritating. iTunes on Windows can be truly moderate, and that is not normal for a product that somebody would need to use to interface with their devices.
[ad type=”banner”]WinX MediaTrans tries to fix these issues with iTunes, by attempting to be a total iTunes substitution, to the extent matching up media and records between your iPhone and PC is concerned. It has a particular list of capabilities, and is gone for satisfying just those components. Not at all like iTunes, which tries too difficult to be a great deal of things on the double, WinX MediaTrans just takes the media exchange highlight and keeps running with it, meaning to beat iTunes as the go to application for most iPhone clients. We utilized the WinX MediaTrans programming, and experimented with the majority of its elements. This audit is a glimpse inside the workings of WinX MediaTrans.
Note: Now you can download 30-day free trial of WinX MediaTrans, or enjoy 50% off on the full licensed version.
First Launch
WinX starts off with requesting the user to plug in their iPhone. If your iPhone is plugged in, you might need to unplug it, and plug it in again. The software supports iOS versions up to iOS 9.3.2, and the app doesn’t take too long to detect a device being connected to the computer. Once the device has been detected, the software moves on to the home screen.
WinX MediaTrans iPhone Manager for PC (Review)
Home Screen
The application opens in a little window, that doesn’t top off the whole screen, and offers no real way to go into a full screen mode; not that you require it to. The components offered by the application are laid out in a network design, with a huge title that peruses “WinX MediaTrans”, beneath which you will locate some essential insights about the devices associated with the PC. Over all, the interface is not extremely engaging, but rather it’s definitely not an poor interface. The alternatives are plainly laid out, and the component names are exceptionally clear as crystal.
The features offered by the software are:
- Photo Transfer
- Music Manager
- Video
- Flash Drive
Photo Transfer
Clicking on the Photo Transfer tile, opens up the photos on the device, arranged properly by their album names. The photo transfer feature allows the users to export the photos from their iPhones to their computer. By default, on a Windows PC, the export path for pictures is inside the “My Pictures” folder. The path to the export folders can be changed from the Settings, that can be accessed by clicking on the Settings tile on the home screen.
WinX MediaTrans iPhone Manager for PC (Review)
Photos can be exported one by one, or they can be exported by selecting multiple images at once. There are two ways that the user can select multiple images:
- Select All:
This selects all the images in the album.
- Click and Drag:
Users can also select multiple images by clicking and dragging the mouse to select multiple images and export them using the software.
Music Manager
Music Manager is a very useful feature in the application, especially if you’re constantly annoyed by the fact that iTunes won’t let you to copy music off your iPhone into your computer or PC. Fortunately, WinX MediaTrans allows songs on your iPhone to be exported onto your computer. This feature can be a lifesaver in case you lose your music, and need to recover it from your iPhone.
WinX MediaTrans iPhone Manager for PC (Review)
The Music Manager provides many other features, such as editing the details about music files directly inside the app, very much like iTunes. It also allows users to create, edit or delete playlists on their devices and add music to them, directly from inside the app.
Editing a playlist’s name can be done simply by hovering the cursor on the playlist name, and clicking on the edit button.
Adding music to a playlist can be done with ease as well. Simply select the music files that you want to add to the playlist, and drag them into the new playlist’s name. Also, to add single songs, you can even hover your cursor on the name of the music file, and clicking on the “Add to playlist” icon (the first one in the list), and selecting the playlist where you want to add the song.
Video
There’s truly not a considerable measure to do in the Videos’ choice. It permits clients to fare recordings to their PCs. The default organizer to spare traded recordings is “My Videos”, and, much the same as the Photos Transfer default, this can be changed in the settings sheet also. The procedure to fare recordings is truly basic and takes just two or three ticks to trade various recordings. Exchange speed is likewise quite quick, and you won’t have to hold up too long, even for high determination videos.
[ad type=”banner”]
Flash Drive
WinX MediaTrans provides the ability to use your iPhone/iPad as a flash drive. This means that you can use your iPhone to store files and folders, much like a flash drive. The only problem with this is that iPhones don’t provide a file manager interface, so you can’t access the stored folders on your iPhone. But you can use the iPhone as a flash drive on any other computer that has the WinX MediaTrans software installed.
WinX MediaTrans iPhone Manager for PC (Review)