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i-podder.js

OK, maybe the php platform is not perfect. So i did some learning today, read a thousand newsposts and start developing an i-podder for the windowsplatform. I think it should run on any windowsmachine, but some testing need to be done so please help me.

you can download the script here

Its two files:
1. i-podder.js , the script itself
2. feeds.txt

First configure feeds.txt. On the first line you put the path of the destination folder
The other lines you use to put your feeds in.

Ok. doubleclick i-podder.js and you should get a message: ‘I-podder.js starts collecting’
When its finished it gives a message: ‘I-podder.js finished collecting’

Please let me know if it works.

ToDo:
- test if files where not allready downloaded
- after downloading throw files in target folder into the itunes library ( i discovered that i-tunes on windows coms with a com-object that can be accessed with activex controls!!!)

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6 Responses to “i-podder.js”

  1. dennis Says:
    August 26th, 2004 at 9:44 am

    de JS script werkt .. getest naar een Commodore E-vic (http://www.aroundmyroom.com/evic) .. MP3 Media Player. Onduidelijk is wel of je op OK moet drukken ja dan te nee. Wellicht zou het handig zijn om bijv. een progress bar indicator te hebben. Let er wel op dat ik in dit geval geen Itunes gebruikt en het script zal daar bijv. niet op moeten failen ;-)
    Melding dat het klaar is is ook netjes ..

  2. AroundMyRoom Says:
    August 26th, 2004 at 10:02 am i-podder.js
    Just tested the i-podder.js script under Windows XP together with the new to be released Commodore e-VIC. Working flawlessly. Automatically receive rss 2.0 enclosures and store it on the Music Player’s Harddrive. Kewl .. Looking forward to more featur…

  3. Fluffy Says:
    August 26th, 2004 at 10:41 am

    Just tested it @ work and it works like charm! I download all curry and your enclosures while focusing on my work. Brilliant! But I wonder what happens if I now run the script again - does it detect which includes I already downloaded or does it download and overwrite all files again?

    Waiting in anticipation for releases to come :)

  4. mayo Says:
    August 26th, 2004 at 3:22 pm

    I just ran your script on WinXP and it works very well. — What I am now wondering is if it would be possible to schedule for the script to run. I’m not much of a programmer - just your ordinary computer user, so preferably a configuration option through a popup or something? I’m gonna keep following this project closely because it’s saving me a lot of time browsing websites :)

  5. Peter Breuls\'s Weblog Says:
    August 26th, 2004 at 4:02 pm iPodder for Window, and Windows scripting
    I’ve been listening to Adam Curry’s audioblog for a while now, and his iPodder project has got my attention.

  6. Alice Says:
    July 31st, 2007 at 7:30 pm

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    haha nice one! :p…

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