Syncable Devices
Syncable devices are the devices that participate in Windows Media Player auto-sync experience.
Service providers for syncable devices should expose the following new interfaces:
- IMDSPDevice3
- IMDSPObject2
- IMDSPStorage4
Windows Media Device Manager takes advantage of these interfaces for functionality and performance. For non-syncable devices, these interfaces are ignored by Windows Media Device Manager even if the service provider (SP) implements them.
Requirements for Becoming a Syncable Device
By default the following devices are syncable:
- MTP devices
- Mass-storage devices
- Windows CE devices (Windows Media Player 10 Mobile and later)
For any other device to become a syncable device, the following requirements need to be met:
- The device must advertise a PAP device interface that is {F33FDC04-D1AC-4E8E-9A30-19BBD4B108AE}
- The device parameter UseExtendedWmdm must be set to 1.
- The device objects returned by service provider must support the IMDSPDevice3 interface.
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