Mezzmo 5.2.0.0

Are you tired of importing all your music and videos over to a new device every time you get a new one? Sure, cloud backups make the process a little less tedious than before, but there's a much better alternative out there. You could simply just stream music and videos to each of your devices. That's what Mezzmo claims it can do. Let's take a look to see if it follows through on that.

There isn't much notable to mention about the Mezzmo installation sequence, though it is worth noting that it automatically boots up along with Windows. You can turn this off later, but not in the setup sequence itself. On startup, it puts itself into your tray area for quick access. 

The first thing it wants you to do after booting it up is to create some playlists. You can do this manually or have it simply import all the music/videos from a particular folder and dub that a playlist by the title of the folder. A search function is at your disposal for navigating these playlists, so it's incredibly difficult to get lost unless you just have dozens of playlists.

Once you've set your media up, you'll have to boot up a media server to access it with other devices. Devices that connect to the same network and have Mezzmo installed will automatically bhe able to access it, though you can deny access any time you want. I can personally confirm that the streaming quality was stable and excellent, so long as my connection to the network was still good. Since this program does its job so well, I can easily recommend this.

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