Kinds of devices:
For more information, see the full list of supported devices.
Your device needs to be mounted for Miro to access it. Your phone has a USB storage mode which can be enabled once it is connected to your computer via a USB cable. Flash drives and other external drives will generally be mounted automatically.
If your device isn’t mounted, Miro will not see any files and will ask you to mount it.
If you have connected a device and don’t see it in the sidebar:
The device main tab provides instructions for how to add files to your device manually as well as options to control disk use, configure automatic syncing and use the quick fill feature.
When playlists and podcasts are configured for a particular device, Miro can be setup to sync automatically each time the device is connected.
To edit your device settings, click on your device in the sidebar. In the Miro main view, click on the Settings button.
Under settings you can specify:
For Audio and Video conversions, Miro defaults to the best setting for the detected device. There is also a Copy option available if you do not want or need to perform conversions with the syncing.
You can copy video and music files to your device either with a simple drag-and-drop or by configuring your settings to sync files from specific podcasts or playlists.
The output format of the the files is specified in the device’s Settings panel described above.
To sync files by drag-and-drop:
To automatically detect podcast files for syncing:
Click Sync Now to start the sync process.
You can use the Cancel button to halt the syncing process.
To automatically detect playlist items for syncing:
As additional items are added to the playlist, they will be added to the list of items available for syncing.
When Miro detects that files are available for syncing, the number of available files is displayed above the Sync Now button.
Click Sync Now to start the sync process.
You can use the Cancel button to halt the syncing process.
The progress bar along the bottom indicates the time required for the files to sync.
You can copy video and music files from your device by clicking on the Copy to Miro button for the item.
You can convert items from your device, and the output file will be stored in your Miro library (great for video cameras).
Miro doesn’t currently support Apple media devices. We hope to implement this in a future release.
If Miro doesn’t support your device, you can show all the devices Miro knows about by checking the Show all attached devices and drives in the Connect tab.
If Miro doesn’t support your device, please help us add it! Check out the “Adding Support” page for instructions on how to find the information and fill out our device support request form.
Device Video and Music tabs look like the Miro sidebar tabs, however, there are some limitations.
Device items can’t be dragged to a Miro playlist.