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I haven't accomplished anything similar, but I have a few ideas. You can always just charge people for it, but I'm not sure if this is substantial enough for pe
by yan 18y ago
I haven't accomplished anything similar, but I have a few ideas. You can always just charge people for it, but I'm not sure if this is substantial enough for people to pay money for. However, I would love to be wrong.
Another avenue is to create a service that compiles these CUE sheets for sets that don't come packaged with them. You can aggregate cue sources, or even potentially outsource identification to Amazon's Turk. If not identification outright, data entry from multiple sources.
I'm really not sure what the market is for sets, since I listen mostly to individual tracks, but hey, it's an idea.
edit: I'm curious, did you write this as a proper cocoa component, or a COM object using Carbon? Last time I looked at writing iTunes plugins, I had to use Carbon w/ COM.
- alyx 18y agoI'm currently using a very neat framework called EyeTunes (http://www.liquidx.net/eyetunes/ http://www.liquidx.net/eyetunes/) which handles all iTunes communications. When I was prototyping I would access iTunes information by AppleScripts.