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In a media driven world, finding a way to organize and manage that media on your computer can be a pain.  For someone who has over 3,500 songs alone, it can be a nightmare if you start adding video and other media.  Twonky is here to save the day, hopefully.

Twonky is a media management software that, at first glance, looks much like any other media player.  But upon further inspection and reading, this software is not like other media players at all.

Built around a foundation using the TwonkyMedia server, a DLNA 1.5-certified reference media server that allows you to access your media on a wide range of hardware devices around the home, it is an organization whiz.  Its intuitiveness and drag and drop features make it great for creating playlists easily from a media folder.  It can also read iTunes databases and other 3rd party media servers.

All around, Twonky is impressive as a management tool, but when you start to take into account that you can control it remotely from another PC, it can be used to control supported hardware connected to your television or stereo, and it can access your Flickr, YouTube, and ShoutCAST files…this software is a media management dominator.  You can see below just how easy it is to navigate your music in a variety of ways.

If you’re tired of having disparate media that seems as if someone just vomited it all over your computer and the internet, then Twonky may be the tool for you.  And it’s got a free 30-day trial so you can determine for yourself if it’s for you.

Company site [Check out Twonky here]