Can anyone recommend an itunes sync utility program?

I had a software applicagtion called TuneRanger that sync'd my iTunes library across multiple machines over my home network.  I was great.....but, I have since misplaced the installation software, and it is no longer for sale, so I'd like to find a suitable replacement.
Anyone have any suggestions or what to steer clear of?
TIA -
JP

http://download.cnet.com/TuneRanger/3000-18511_4-166447.html  -- see comments though on iTunes version compatibility.  I am guessing you can still use this to install as long as you have a license key or whatever may be required.
I have these links but have no quality rating:
PowerTunes - http://www.fatcatsoftware.com/powertunes/ (commercial software)
syncOtunes - http://homepage.mac.com/oligrob/syncOtunes/syncOtunes.html

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