Robert Fenk's: TclTk
TCL Applications/Scripts
Filename |
Id |
Size |
Date |
id3.tcl |
- |
71k |
Fri Jan 07 23:55:44 CET 2005 |
tead.tcl |
1.5 |
3k |
Sun Jul 13 23:27:52 CEST 2003 |
tgzdir.tcl |
1.10 |
13k |
Sat Aug 09 00:07:19 CEST 2003 |
TK Applications/Scripts
Description of applications
- mp3man.tk and id3.tcl from snackAmp
You have one of those USB sticks which can play MP3s,
i.e. AIPTEK MP3-310, Almax M-6868, CenDyne
Gru"vstick, CREATIVE NOMAD MuVo, DUEX MP-304, EasyMusic MP 3
Player, Jamba! U 100, jazPiper UBIT, MamboX P505, Medion
MP3-USB-Stick MD-2609, Sony Clie (Palm OS) mit Memory Stick, TARGA
TMU-306A / TMU-306B, TGE MP304, Typhoon NEO3, Vintion MSC DM-H128
und DM-H64, Vion S320, Xelo Player and you are
looking for a convenient way to (re)organize files on the player?
Or you want something similar to reOrganize
running on Linux and available in source?
Then grab this little Tk-script. It makes mounting, coping,
deleting, reorganizing and unmounting the player a fun. And
if you do not like to use a
mouse, well no problem everything can be done with your keyboard.
Take a look at the screen-shot.
Aipteks firmware is a PITA due to:
- missing resume
- no support for folders
- no display of all id3 tags during playback
- unpredictable play-list order (tracks are played in the order as
they occur in the FAT)
- a support not responding to questions, requests, ...
But there is a cure if you do not care about loosing your warranty:
Update your firmware to a version hacked by a Chinese (basicasm) for
the HA128 and modified by a Dutch man for the MP310.
Install the Aiptek firmware-upgrade-software and overwrite
the two files resource_3410.bin and
stmpsys_3410.s in the directory of the update software
.../Programs/SigmaTel/MSCN/ by those included in
MP-310-Dutch-Firmware.zip.
Then perform the firmware upgrade and save some payers.
Finally you have to change the language from Chinese to English:
Press the Mode button long, go down to menu 4-6 and
select it, go down 6 items and select it, go down to item
English and select it.
- tgzdir.tcl
If you are often performing things like
"gtar -X <file> cvfz <dir>.tgz <dir>"
then try this TCL script. It allows filters for all
file types, file names, directory names, umask and one also can
force the including of a file. It can be controlled by a
global and per directory resource file and allows version
numbers for the TAR which are incremented with each call to
tgzdir.
- tead.tcl
You want to have the UNIX commands head
and
tail
within one command and you want to specify arbitrary
line ranges? Tead does it for you!
- tkcalc.tk
A calculation which is more like calculation on paper, i.e. one may
freely move around and view old results. Own variables and functions
can be defined.
- tkservice.tk
Bind a socket or open a socked and talk to the other side.
- xchartab.tk
Like the Windows chartab.
- xcolors.tk
Select colors by name or RBG value.
- xcursors.tk
See all valid standard X11 cursors.
- xfontlist.tk
Browse the installed X11 fonts.
(c) Robert Widhopf-Fenk
Last modified: Sun Feb 22 02:37:52 CET 2004