Re: Looking for suggestions on how to run BitPim from a Windows service...

David,
If memory serves, someone on this list was working on a CLI for bitpim.  
I do not think that it was included in the distribution, but if the 
author is reading this, please correct me.  With a command line version 
you could just use a Windows cron service.

Sean

David wrote:
> Hi, 
>
> I would like to write a program for Windows XP that will upload MP3 podcasts to my phone once every night.  I plan on using the task scheduler to run the service but would appreciate a bit of guidance on how to write the code.  I am familiar with VB.Net and C++.Net so if there is a way to interface with BitPim using these perhaps this would be my best route?  I'll take the time to learn Python if necessary.  A list of what classes and methods inside BitPim itself I should focus on would be nice to start with. 
>
> The criteria for my program are: 
>
> Required: 
>  - Delete MP3 files from phone
>  - Transfer a directory of MP3 files to phone
>
> Desired:
>  - Read list of MP3 files on phone
>
>
> My alternative at this point seems to be moving the memory card from the phone to the computer each night and back to the phone in the morning- something I know I won't keep on days where I'm pressed for time.  Plugging in the phone each night would be ideal and I purchased this phone in hopes of realizing this solution. 
>
> Thanks for any assistance, 
>
> Dave
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