If you remove songs from a playlist to make it empty, doubleTwist Sync will ignore all of these changes during the next sync and not push these changes back to iTunes. Empty playlists are treated as "special" by doubleTwist Sync.Then if you perform another sync, the songs will be removed from your device since it's no longer part of the playlist. If you remove a song from a playlist, this removal will be pushed back to iTunes during the first sync but the song will not be removed from your device by doubleTwist Sync during this initial sync.If you have multiple conflicts and know which direction you want to sync, you can enable the "Apply to X remaining conflicts" option to use the same setting for each conflict. This means that the changes made in iTunes will be pushed to the device, replacing the changes made on the device.
#Doubletwist sync errors android
Now the arrow points back to the Android side. You can switch to pushing changes back to the Android device by clicking on the other side. If you make changes to playlists on both iTunes and doubleTwist Music Player or if you delete the song from the device while removing it from the playlist, a confliction resolution dialog will appear.Upon a reverse sync, the contents of the one playlist that was written to the device will then be pushed back to iTunes, overwriting all other playlists with the same name. Although iTunes allows for duplicate playlist names, it's not recommended to use these playlists with doubleTwist Sync as only one playlist will be written to the device.If this playlist name already exists in iTunes, it will not be pushed back to iTunes and an error will occur during the sync. If you create a playlist on your Android device, this new playlist will be pushed back to iTunes.The song will not be removed from your iTunes library. This means if you remove a song from a playlist on your Android device, this change will be pushed back to iTunes, removing the song from the iTunes playlist as well. With "reverse sync" enabled, the ratings and play count syncing behavior remains the same but any changes to playlists are pushed back to iTunes.If you remove a song from your device and you are syncing using Albums/Artists/Genres, this missing song will be synced again to your device at the next sync.If you remove a song from a playlist (on your device) and remove it from your device, and you sync by playlist, the missing song will be synced again to your device and your playlist reverted back to the iTunes playlist at the next sync.To restore the playlist, you will have to go through an unselect/sync and select/sync cycle. If you remove a song from a playlist (on your device) without removing it from the device, and you sync by playlist, your playlist will not be restored back to the original iTunes playlist (with that song) during the next sync.If you want to remove a rating for a song, please do so in iTunes. This also means you will not be able to remove a rating on your Android device. If your song has a blank rating due to a database reset, this blank rating will not be pushed back to iTunes. Also, an exception is made for "blank ratings".Please be aware that playing a song will change the modification date so if you rate a song in iTunes but then play the song in doubleTwist Player before syncing, the modification date for the song in doubleTwist Player will be updated so the old rating will be pushed back to iTunes.If the play count is higher in iTunes, this count is pushed to doubleTwist Player. If the play count is higher in doubleTwist Player, this count is pushed back to iTunes. For play counts, the highest play count is used to determine which count is valid.Conversely, if you rate a song in iTunes and then rate it again in doubleTwist Player the next day, the rating from doubleTwist Player is then pushed back to iTunes. If you rate a song in doubleTwist Player and then rate it again in iTunes the next day, the rating from iTunes is then pushed to doubleTwist Player. For ratings, the last modified date is used to determine which rating is valid.Please be aware that this only applies to songs originally synced by doubleTwist Sync. With "reverse sync" disabled, playlist changes are not pushed back to iTunes but ratings and play counts are.Sync behavior when "reverse sync" is enabled.Sync behavior when "reverse sync" is disabled.If you have a configuration or use case that is not covered in this guide, please post a message to our Google+ Community support forum. Because there are so many possible scenarios for syncing, we try to list the most popular configurations or use cases.
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