Ipod Share

[blamm]

Hi. Anyone used this? It appears to allow mt-daap to see your iPod. Shame there isn’t a windows version.

http://members.liwest.at/solar/ShareForTheIPod/

[rpedde]

@blamm wrote:

Hi. Anyone used this? It appears to allow mt-daap to see your iPod. Shame there isn’t a windows version.

http://members.liwest.at/solar/ShareForTheIPod/

There is, but it’s cunningly disguised as a three-line batch file. 🙂

Actually, I wouldn’t mind libizing the server part and running it as a client application rather than a service. Would make some things much easier.

[blamm]

Oh…

Can I use it?

[rpedde]

@blamm wrote:

Oh…

Can I use it?

Dang it… now I’m on the spot.

Would something like this work?

— check.bat —

if exist x:notes goto connected
goto notconnected

:connected
if exist c:connected.sem goto end
net start “firefly music server”
echo. > c:connected.sem
goto end

:notconnected
if exist c:notconnected.sem goto end
net stop “firefly music server”
echo. > c:notconnected.sem

:end
— check.bat —

— checker.bat —
:start
sleep 10
call check.bat
goto start
— checker.bat —

You’d have to change the drive letter for the ipod, but if you run the “checker.bat”, that should start and stop the service whenever the iPod is plugged in, right?

Cheesy, yeah…

[w1ll14m]

@rpedde wrote:

@blamm wrote:

Oh…

Can I use it?

Dang it… now I’m on the spot.

Would something like this work?

— check.bat —

if exist x:notes goto connected
goto notconnected

:connected
if exist c:connected.sem goto end
net start “firefly music server”
echo. > c:connected.sem
goto end

:notconnected
if exist c:notconnected.sem goto end
net stop “firefly music server”
echo. > c:notconnected.sem

:end
— check.bat —

— checker.bat —
:start
sleep 10
call check.bat
goto start
— checker.bat —

You’d have to change the drive letter for the ipod, but if you run the “checker.bat”, that should start and stop the service whenever the iPod is plugged in, right?

Cheesy, yeah…

i’m not shure if yours will work as it should, but this one will (i think) 🙂
runcheck.bat

@echo off

cls

set ipoddrive=NULL

set ipodconnected=0

set connectedsem=NULL

set notconnectedsem=NULL

set returnpath=normal

goto start



:start

if exist c:notes set ipoddrive=c

if exist d:notes set ipoddrive=d

if exist e:notes set ipoddrive=e

if exist f:notes set ipoddrive=f

if exist g:notes set ipoddrive=g

if exist h:notes set ipoddrive=h

if exist i:notes set ipoddrive=i

if exist j:notes set ipoddrive=j

if exist k:notes set ipoddrive=k

if exist l:notes set ipoddrive=l

if exist m:notes set ipoddrive=m

if exist n:notes set ipoddrive=n

if exist o:notes set ipoddrive=o

if exist p:notes set ipoddrive=p

if exist q:notes set ipoddrive=q

if exist r:notes set ipoddrive=r

if exist s:notes set ipoddrive=s

if exist t:notes set ipoddrive=t

if exist u:notes set ipoddrive=u

if exist v:notes set ipoddrive=v

if exist w:notes set ipoddrive=w

if exist x:notes set ipoddrive=x

if exist y:notes set ipoddrive=y

if exist z:notes set ipoddrive=z

goto check



:check

if exist c:connected.sem set connectedsem=found

if exist c:notconnected.sem set notconnectedsem=found

goto chstatus



:chstatus

if #%ipoddrive%# == #NULL# if #%connectedsem%# == #found# goto changetonotconnected

if not #%ipoddrive%# == #NULL# if #%notconnectedsem%# == #found# goto changetoconnected

if #%notconnectedsem%# == #NULL# if #%connectedsem%# == #NULL# goto firstrun

goto end



:firstrun

net stop "firefly music server"

echo. > c:notconnected.sem

set returnpath=firstrun

goto end



:changetoconnected

net start "firefly music server"

echo. > c:connected.sem

del c:notconnected.sem

goto end



:changetonotconnected

net stop "firefly music server"

echo. > c:notconnected.sem

del c:connected.sem

goto end



:end

daemon.bat

@echo off

goto start



:start

cls

call runcheck.bat

goto timeout



:timeout

if #%returnpath%# == #normal# set wait=10

if #%returnpath%# == #firstrun# set wait=0

goto loop



:loop

wait %wait%

goto start

download wait.exe

Regards,
William

[rpedde]

@w1ll14m wrote:

download wait.exe

I see your batch file upgrade, and I’ll raise you a cross-platform millisecond resolution wait function:

ping -n 1 -w 1000 192.168.1.254

(or some ip that’s local but not used).

— Ron

[w1ll14m]

@rpedde wrote:

@w1ll14m wrote:

download wait.exe

I see your batch file upgrade, and I’ll raise you a cross-platform millisecond resolution wait function:

ping -n 1 -w 1000 192.168.1.254

(or some ip that’s local but not used).

— Ron

Nice one, i have to remember that one!! 🙂

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