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Could your scrap of paper be a 'bitcoin paper wallet' (look It up), there will be a couple of QR codes and two long strings of data (DONT post an image).

Glad you found it.

Apologies if it wasn't clear, but I as unable to post a link, so just remove the space between AU and the /r Failing that a google search for " Operational Practices - Free TV Australia " will take you there. Considerable amount of information on the site that addresses your suggested "It...

Does this help ??? Unable to post a link but try free.tv.au /resources/operational-practices/

There's an IT addage that's around in many flavours, something like "make it work, make it right, make it fast" Make it work is obvious. For make it right you might want elegant, simple, or portable. For fast you might prefer small. Part one is about functionality it has to be there. Part...

I agree with EEPhil (#148 above), for occasional use and while it meets your needs then stick with what you know. Once you have a working application using familiar tools then that would be the time to evaluate the merits and defects of alternative approaches.

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Yes, it will be the proposed logic or the implementation. EEPhil needs your fail case data to determine which.

Pleased to see that it worked though I can't take credit, as mentioned I simply wrapped an existing ID3 source library. For info, it should handle almost any flavour of id3. Adding filename to the output would be trivial. How do you want it separated, space, tab, comma? Do you want filename...

I also looked a this and compiled a shell around a Go language library. Same instructions as those provided by eePhil. Outputs a genre or an error message (I can suppress the error if needed)

or setup a batch file containing the following text and place it on your desktop. click the file before loading explorer for the first time of the day. Clumsy I know but it will save you the typing. The delete line eliminates the already in use message you are getting, content starts...

Is the router and ssd allways on?

are you remembering to ask windows to persist the connection? net use z: "\\hummy\My Video" /persistent:yes

Same issue here, Chrome 34 and Win7. As mentioned above adding "/index.jim" to the url returns the web page