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Media Go Changelog

What's new in Media Go 3.0

Oct 16, 2015
  • Use Media Go on Windows 10.
  • Enjoy more options for playing media and working with devices using the expanded Throw functionality.
  • Discover new content in the Trending Podcasts area of the Podcast Directory.
  • Use Media Go with a growing list of supported devices.

New in Media Go 2.9 (May 6, 2015)

  • Play media to a networked device or device group using the Throw feature.

New in Media Go 2.8 (Sep 30, 2014)

  • Adds support for the following devices:
  • New Sony Xperia™ smartphones: Xperia™ C3, Xperia™ C3 Dual, Xperia™ E3, Xperia™ M2 Aqua, Xperia™ T3, Xperia™ Z3, Xperia™ Z3 Compact, and Xperia™ Z3 Dual
  • New Sony Xperia™ Z3 Tablet Compact
  • New WALKMAN M series model
  • New Sony PHA-3 portable headphone amplifier

New in Media Go 1.3 build 227 (Dec 8, 2009)

  • The following additional devices from Sony Ericsson are supported: Xperia X10. Please note: Sony Ericsson phones sold in Japan are not supported.
  • Bonus digital copy from purchased DVD or Blu-ray Discs can be transferred to PSP (PlayStationPortable) systems.
  • Comics purchased through the PlayStationStore can be transferred to PSP systems (requires PSP Update version 6.20).
  • Video and photo playlists can be transferred to PSP systems (requires PSP Update version 6.20).
  • Media Go can check for PSP Updates and copy them to PSP systems.
  • The new Downloads view can be used to monitor the status and manage the progress of downloadable content.
  • An Advanced Transfer option provides customized encoding options for transferring media to a device.
  • Control playback and see transfer progress of Media Go in the Windows 7 taskbar.
  • A new reel has been added to the large-screen view to make it easier to quickly navigate your media.

New in Media Go 1.2 build 307 (Nov 2, 2009)

  • The following additional devices from Sony Ericsson are supported: Satio™, Aino™, and Xperia™ Pureness. Please note: Sony Ericsson phones sold in Japan are not supported.
  • The following additional devices from Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. are supported: PSP (PlayStation Portable) go (PSP-N1000 series).
  • Media Go music playlists are supported on PSP™ systems using PSP™ system software version 6.10 or higher.
  • Media Go SensMe data is supported on PSP systems using PSP system software version 6.10 or higher with the optional SensMe™ Channels application.
  • Games can be browsed within Media Go by expiration date, allowing users to easily view expiration information for all games in their library.
  • Individual photos or groups of photos can be quickly rotated using the Rotate Left or Rotate Right buttons in the Photos in Library pane.
  • Media Go displays better information and specific graphics for connected PSP systems in the device overview pane.
  • The PlayStation Store within Media Go supports enhanced video game preview footage and game screenshot galleries, where available.
  • During thumbnail generation, Media Go reports the number of thumbnails remaining in the Library status field of the Library overview pane and as a tooltip in the library navigation pane.
  • A new keyboard shortcut is available to quickly access the Search box: Ctrl+E.
  • Tooltips display a button’s keyboard shortcut equivalent, if one is available.
  • Improvements have been made to CD ripping to resolve some compatibility issues.
  • Performance has been improved during background operations while preparing media for transfer to a device.
  • The Get Album Artwork and Get Missing Properties options have been added to the Tools menu, in addition to their right-click shortcut menu availability.
  • You can now specify folders for games and saved data as well as imported video from the Advanced Library Folders dialog.
  • Media Go now employs a sophisticated troubleshooting process in the event of a problem or error, allowing you to attempt to recover by changing problematic settings, or to identify a problematic file.
  • The Delete Files option now removes the selected items from the Media Go library and removes them from your computer, or removes references to a missing file in the Media Go library.
  • SensMe data is now added to Windows Media Audio (WMA) files.
  • Media Go can now read embedded thumbnails in Windows Media format files (WMA, ASF, or WMV).
  • Improvements have been made to the way Media Go writes multiple pieces of track or album art metadata to MP3 files, allowing other applications to read the data without errors.