Miro 4.0 with Android Sync

May 24, 2011

Ulrich Bantle and Rikki Kite

Open-source video and music player Miro 4.0 syncs to Android phones and tablets and works with your iTunes library.

Miro downloads and converts most videos and also allows users to share media on a wifi network.

Miro 4.0 is available for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows and can be downloaded from the Miro site.

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