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    Post Will someone make a prog that sync's mp3's between 2 machines?

    Will someone make a program that sync's mp3 files between 2 different PC's... I have my laptop which I use @ work and nap mp3's. But my DAS (Digital Audio Server) is a basic machine that has a nic...

    I'd like to get something that will upload all the newest files from the laptop to the DAS, it would be great if it was just a batch file of some sort, (quick and runs in dos).

    I;m not that great in batch programming, but I think it would be the quickest means of sync'ing up the files..

    The program will have to work around directory structures since I have all my music divided up under subfolders under c:\my music (i.e: c:\my music\pop, c:\my music\rock )


    Anyone know of something that can handle this, or know how to do it? I'd like to just plug in the cable and double click a file and have it run all automated like...

    Any ideas?

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    Try fileSync. It has got to be one of the best shareware progs I've found.
    http://209.95.106.186/public/fsync.exe

    or check out thier website at:
    http://www.fileware.com./index.htm
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    I'm not sure whether you could do it with a .bat or not, but I can at least think of how you would do it. Anyway, you could set up an ftp server on your DAS and use the Windows ftp client on your laptop to upload new songs. The Windows ftp client is scriptable, so you can generate scripts with a batch file to do what you want, then have the ftp client do it automatically (I don't remember much about how to do this--it was quite a while ago I played with it at all--but you should be able to find info around). I don't have much experience with batch programming, so I'm not sure whether you could filter files correctly with one or not. If not, you could write a pretty simple program in c/c++ that could generate the script for the ftp client. I'll maybe make one in a couple weeks when I have some free time. If you know anybody with programming skills, run the ftp client script idea by them--it makes things quite a bit less difficult.

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    I'm currently working on a program that does this. Basically it compares the contents of 2 directories (even over a network) and whatever files are not in one directory, it transfers over. I have options to select *.mp3, *.mpg, *.txt, or all files, etc (more file formats too, but I don't feel like listing them all). The project has been on hold for a bit due to the holidays. I'll be sure to keep you all updated.

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    I use filesync between my desktop and laptop, and then between my desktop and mp3box. It's great

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