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imedia

The Karelia iMedia Browser, framework and test application for browsing media on Mac OS X This is the iMedia browser written by folks from Karelia Software with many contributions from others. If you are going to use this code, you are bound by the terms of the license; see the license file in ... [More] the download package. DO NOT USE THE TRUNK … THIS IS A DEVELOPMENT BRANCH.If you want to use source, get the "1.x" branch. Non-project members can check this out like this: svn checkout http://imedia.googlecode.com/svn/branches/1.x imedia-read-onlyMAILING LISTYou should definitely subscribe to the email list to participate in discussions about iMedia -- this list will also send out checkin notifications. PLEASE send an introductory message to the list as soon as you have joined so people know who you are, what you are working on, what you would like to do with iMedia, things you'd like to see in the future of iMedia, etc. Mailing List home page: http://karelia.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/imedia Send messages to: imedia@karelia.com iMedia's general Home Page: http://karelia.com/imedia/ [Less]

imbiphoneview

iMBiPhoneView is a solution for transferring data between Macs and 3rd party iPhone applications. iMBiPhoneView is a custom plugin for iMedia. It comes with a "framework" (currently a set source files in a folder) for enabling iMBiPhoneView in 3rd party iPhone applications. The ... [More] plugin/framework handle all necessary steps to setup, publish, discover and connect the iPhone application with iMedia via local Bonjour networking, as well as functions to transfer data between iPhone and Mac (in both directions!). Parameters (such as service type) are configurable without changing the iMedia plugin or the framework code. The GUI on the iPhone is not handled by the framework itself but delegated to a delegate object in the host application. The iMedia plugin provides public functions to initiate Mac→iPhone transfers and also delegate callbacks for custom GUI handling. iMBiPhoneView is still in an early development stage and not fully tested. [Less]