Previously on “You can imagine where it goes from here”: We released a script to download stuff from the tivo, and then made some improvements to it. After two years of saying I was going to fully automate the process of downloading and transcoding shows for my iPhone, I finally got off my ass and …
Right as OS 3.0 came out iTunesfor the iPhone and just after the latest version of iTunes was release a problem sprung up for me. Without making any changes to any of my music files, iTunes would resync the same 44 songs to the iPhone on every sync. I finally had some time to track …
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So, I’ve been having a very geeky IRC-filled Sunday. It started with my morning RSS reading where I saw Daring Fireball point out the port of Colloquy that appeared in the iTunes App store. And to answer DF: Yes, I remember IRC, I use it everyday. I could go into this whole things about how …
I noticed that the WordPress for iPhone native blogging app appeared in the iTunes store last night. This is me giving it a try. I don’t think i’ll bang out long posts this way, but you might see lots of smallish stuff since it’ll be so easy to add. Especially some on the fly photo …
I’ve whipped up a quick ruby script that wraps ffmpeg to turn anything ffmpeg understand into something suitable for watching on an iPhone. It’ll work for a normal iPod too, probably, but I’ve got it fully keyed to the resolution of the iPhone. Download it and check it out. (Fear my non-twitter content!)