iPlay-Yan for MacOS X is an easy to use application for converting your video files, iTunes Library and iPhoto Albums and Pictures for use on the Nintendo Play-Yan Multimedia player.
iPlay-Yan for Mac OS X presents your iTunes music the same way you're used to. Simply click on the Library and select songs, then drag them to your Play-Yan Ready* SD Memory card shown in the iPlay-Yan list...your mp3's are transferred, and your AAC's and other audio are converted to mp3 on-the-fly. Your Music is stored on your SD card in labeled folders for easy location and playback on your Play-Yan supported Nintendo Portable.
Got a huge Library? Not a problem! Use the integrated Search Field to filter your library down to just the music you want to listen to! Want a bit more control? Use the Preferences to set the quality and bit rate of your converted files.
Want to view your favorite photos on the go? iPlay-Yan for MacOS X makes it possible by converting your iPhoto pictures or albums to SlideShow movies in the new Play-Yan Advanced Video Format, MPEG4.
Simply select a photo album and drag it to Play-Yan Ready* SD Memory card...iPlay-Yan for MacOS X creates a Slideshow movie for you, including fade-in/fade out between images. Don't want to do a whole album? Just select the photos you want; it works the same way. Drag, convert, view. You can also use the search field to search for labeled photos!
Video, unlike audio and photos can take a long time to process. With iPlay-Yan for Mac OS X, you can put the video you'd like to view on your Play-Yan into a processing queue, specify all the options you'd like for each clip, and run them all. iPlay-Yan for Mac OS X lets you know when they are ready to go!
iPlay-Yan supports both SD-MP4 and Play-Yan Advanced video formats. iPlay-Yan also manages your video library...use the search field to find just the video you want to play on your Play-Yan, then drag and drop to transfer.
With iPlay-Yan for MacOS X , you can click on your mounted Play-Yan SD and see at-a-glance how much space your Videos, Music and slideshows are using. Click again for a Library list detail view. Need to free up some space/ Just select want you'd like to get rid of, and press the delete key...no need to go back to the Finder.
