This is my latest plug in PhotoCopy.
I wanted to be able to have a media reader in my HTPC and let it copy the files using the GBPVR interface.
Features:
1. import your media without a keyboard.
2. import your media WITH a keyboard
3. ROTATE and orient each photo you want to copy.
4. Copy or Move photo (your choice)
ScreenShot:
![[Image: attachment.php?attachmentid=7250&stc=1&d=1160768953]](http://forums.gbpvr.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=7250&stc=1&d=1160768953)
This is the first beta release of PhotoCopy which will allow you to select the source drive. PhotoCopy then scans the disk/card and will allow you to copy them.
You'll need to make sure if youre using a skin to copy the skin.xml file to a photocopy directory under your particular skin. If you dont, you'll probably see nasty error messages.
OPERATION:
You'll need to select the source. Just use the SRC button to change to which drive you want to copy from.
Then, select the destination. You'll do this by using the DST: button. This is read from the config.xml in GBPVR. You choose these based on what's setup in the config.
Then click SCAN MEDIA and it will go through and find all pictures on the disk.
From there you'll need to go through each one and move it or copy it.
There is no "Copy All" button yet, this is by design. I felt that the whole reason I was writing this is because I needed to rotate pictures before moving them. If I copy all of them I'm back to where I stared.
CONTROLS:
The controls are based off of the STANDARD keymappings. Here are what controls will respond
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT
>> = ^F (Rotate Picture)
<< = ^D (Rotate Picture the other way)
REC = ^K - Move File to destination folder
PLAY = ^P - Copy file to destination folder
ESC/EXIT = ESC
I wanted to be able to have a media reader in my HTPC and let it copy the files using the GBPVR interface.
Features:
1. import your media without a keyboard.
2. import your media WITH a keyboard
3. ROTATE and orient each photo you want to copy.
4. Copy or Move photo (your choice)
ScreenShot:
This is the first beta release of PhotoCopy which will allow you to select the source drive. PhotoCopy then scans the disk/card and will allow you to copy them.
You'll need to make sure if youre using a skin to copy the skin.xml file to a photocopy directory under your particular skin. If you dont, you'll probably see nasty error messages.
OPERATION:
You'll need to select the source. Just use the SRC button to change to which drive you want to copy from.
Then, select the destination. You'll do this by using the DST: button. This is read from the config.xml in GBPVR. You choose these based on what's setup in the config.
Then click SCAN MEDIA and it will go through and find all pictures on the disk.
From there you'll need to go through each one and move it or copy it.
There is no "Copy All" button yet, this is by design. I felt that the whole reason I was writing this is because I needed to rotate pictures before moving them. If I copy all of them I'm back to where I stared.
CONTROLS:
The controls are based off of the STANDARD keymappings. Here are what controls will respond
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT
>> = ^F (Rotate Picture)
<< = ^D (Rotate Picture the other way)
REC = ^K - Move File to destination folder
PLAY = ^P - Copy file to destination folder
ESC/EXIT = ESC
Rob Mech - Kirkland, IL - http://www.robsprogrammingjunk.com
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Athlon XP 1700+ | GeForce 5200 | NVidia Decoder | Technisat Air2PC ATSC Tuner