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quickmic · 12-02-2005, 12:39 PM

Hi everybody

I wrote an application to copy audiofiles & videofiles from USB-Stick (or anywhere else) into a destination directory (your media directory). Also an Explorer and other functions are integrated.

Full Version 18.9
http://www.quickmic.at.tt/Public/Sys...nager_18_9.rar

THX:
Custommx3 (Skin)

ITL · 12-02-2005, 12:49 PM

quick question, what's an ace file?

pRoFiT · 12-02-2005, 12:51 PM

Sweet I was just asking about this yesterday! How configurable is it.

markbuts3 · 12-02-2005, 01:04 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by ITL

quick question, what's an ace file?

It's an achive like zip/rar etc....

camsgs3 · 12-02-2005, 02:13 PM

looks pretty good, didnt try it yet just installed it on my work PC. If possile can you add a copy\paste\delete feature....for example...lets say i borrow someones USB stick and I only want to copy certain music\videos,etc

quickmic · 12-03-2005, 05:37 AM

@pRoFiT

Here a screenshot:
http://www.quickmic.at.tt/Public/Screenshot.JPG

For now, the tool isn't very flexible. I have programmed it for a resolution of 800x600. I think other resolution don't work.
The only configuration to be done is to edit the settings.ini in your install-directory.
The 2 buttons (Audio/Video) are the copy-buttons. The Audio-button copies all files from your Audiosource-folder to your Audiodestionation-folder as configured in the settings.ini.
Also all Sub-folders in the Source-directory will be copied. So the folder-structure will be kept.
To integrate the tool in Roadrunner you have to copy the Quick-Copy folder (ace-archiv) to your Roadrunner-launch-directory and edit the Quick-Copy.ini (PATH = C:\PROGRAMME\Quick-Copy\Copy-Tool.exe"

@camsgs3
I think you mean you want to browse through your Source-directory (i.e. USB-Stick) and select some songs or folders to be copied or deleted?
That should be possible to program this feature.

Hope my english wasn't too bad

camsgs3 · 12-04-2005, 11:26 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by quickmic

@camsgs3
I think you mean you want to browse through your Source-directory (i.e. USB-Stick) and select some songs or folders to be copied or deleted?
That should be possible to program this feature.

yes but also browse through my carPC HD as well as a USB,external HD...basically so i never have to go and use the windows explorer...

thanks, looking forward to your next release

Sonicxtacy02 · 12-05-2005, 03:37 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by camsgs3

yes but also browse through my carPC HD as well as a USB,external HD...basically so i never have to go and use the windows explorer...

thanks, looking forward to your next release

This program isnt meant to be a file browser its just used to copy files conveiniently.

My question is can i have multiple source and destination files? My audio files are broken down by GENRE\ARTIST\ALBUM. What i'd like to do is set up folders for each genre on my thumbdrive and have each music folder go to a destination folder that matches on the hard drive.

quickmic · 12-06-2005, 03:49 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

This program isnt meant to be a file browser its just used to copy files

conveiniently.

Now it is

http://www.quickmic.at.tt/Public/QuickCopy 2.2.rar

I've tested the tool not very long, so I cannot guarantee that I found all errors. Cause of this, the "delete-function" will not directly kill the selected files - It moves the files in the recyclebin.

Quote: Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

My question is can i have multiple source and destination files? My audio files are broken down by GENRE\ARTIST\ALBUM. What i'd like to do is set up folders for each genre on my thumbdrive and have each music folder go to a destination folder that matches on the hard drive.

The tool keeps your directory structure. That means:
If you set the Audio-Source-Directory, configured by the settings.ini, to i.e. "f:\Audiosource" then all files in this directory and also the subdirectories will be transfered to your destination-directory (i.e. "d:\Audiodestination").

In your case the Source-Directory-Structure should be like this:
f:\Audiosource\GENRE\ARTIST\ALBUM.

I hope that's the Info you want...

Sonicxtacy02 · 12-06-2005, 09:16 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by quickmic

Now it is

http://www.quickmic.at.tt/Public/QuickCopy 2.2.rar

I've tested the tool not very long, so I cannot guarantee that I found all errors. Cause of this, the "delete-function" will not directly kill the selected files - It moves the files in the recyclebin.

The tool keeps your directory structure. That means:
If you set the Audio-Source-Directory, configured by the settings.ini, to i.e. "f:\Audiosource" then all files in this directory and also the subdirectories will be transfered to your destination-directory (i.e. "d:\Audiodestination").

In your case the Source-Directory-Structure should be like this:
f:\Audiosource\GENRE\ARTIST\ALBUM.

I hope that's the Info you want...

Thank you!

Couple of suggestions to improve the program slightly. In browser mode, have something to establish the difference between files and folders. An icon beside the name would work great. Second and probably most popular request is to make the program skinnable.

ITL · 12-06-2005, 09:45 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by quickmic

...In your case the Source-Directory-Structure should be like this:
f:\Audiosource\GENRE\ARTIST\ALBUM.

and if my path were f:\Audiosource\ARTIST\ALBUM with no GENRE subfolder, would this still work for me?

quickmic · 12-06-2005, 10:07 AM

For sure. The directory-structure doesn't matter.
The source-directory will be copied 100% exactly (files & directories) but there is one exception.
If an empty directory is found in the source-directory, it will not be copied (created) in the destination-directory.

quickmic · 12-06-2005, 10:34 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

Thank you!

Couple of suggestions to improve the program slightly. In browser mode, have something to establish the difference between files and folders. An icon beside the name would work great. Second and probably most popular request is to make the program skinnable.

Icons (or another color) for files and folders should be no problem. The skin support is more difficult. This would take a little more time.