From: Brian Wolven <bcwolven_at_jhu.edu>
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 16:37:14 -0500

Mike Bartz wrote:
> Another way to do it is as follows:
> - iPodder is the program I use
> - set it to download podcasts to "E:\podcasts" where E: is the drive
> letter of my archos (or iriver)
> - Under the advanced preferences, check "run this command after each
> download" and then set it to run the voicebox script like so:
> start /min wscript "e:\zzz files\voicebox\voiceBox-silent.wsf" e:\podcasts
> I have the voicebox program stored on my archos in that e:\zzz....
> folder" and the parameter given is to voice all files in my podcast
> directory. It basically just catches up with whichever file is not
> voiced yet.
>
> Note that I have modified the voicebox.wsf file to not play a ding and
> not to pop up the confirmation message when it is done. It's fairly
> silent that way, with just the occassional DOS box popping up in the
> button bar now and then. This is what I changed...just commented out
> three lines...
>
> '--- DON'T Let user know script is finished.
>
> ' sWaveFile = "%windir%\media\ding.wav"
> ' Shell.Run "sndrec32 /play /close """ & sWaveFile & """",0,True
>
> ' dummy = Shell.Popup("Clip generation completed.",5,"voiceBox",64)
>

Maybe I should add a configuration setting for "Run silently", too. =)
Received on 2005-11-30