If you are one of those who really likes music, enough to have a program dedicated to storing it in an orderly manner by different criteria, you are surely familiar with the Doppler application. With it installed on your Mac, you can listen to music without having to carry out those tedious conversions in which quality is unfortunately often lost. Now the users of this good and popular (increasingly) application are in luck because it has just been updated with some new important functions.
The Doppler application is widely used by all those who usually listen to music and who have a large number of songs stored. Now the app that works great on Mac but also iOS has just been updated offering its users the ability to import their music library from the Music app or even from iTunes. Now, after opening the app for the first time, you can finally select the option to import from music, to configure the app using your current music library. Doppler will quickly import all of our songs from the Music app (or iTunes, depending on which version of macOS the Mac is running).
What is remarkable about the update is that the data transfer is not only limited to copying songs and albums, but also metadata is also transferred that he has accumulated over the years from each of the songs.
But we do not stop here. The new update, 2.1, also adds the ability to change the folder where songs are stored. and this allows us store the folder on an external USB drive. Additionally, the update improves integration with third-party applications such as Meta, Mp3tag and Yate.
Doppler 2.1 is already available for download. The update is free for current users. For new users, a lifetime license of the app costs 30 euros.