Syncing the Next n Unwatched TV Shows to your iPod, AppleTV or iPhone using iTunes
Storage space on an iPhone is at a premium. There just isn’t enough space on it to be able to store an entire season of a TV Show that you’ve ripped from the DVDs you bought. But then, there shouldn’t really need to be - most people will only need or want to watch a couple of episodes of something between times that they’re able to dock with their home machine. So, it would make sense to be able to just sync the next couple of unwatched episodes of a few shows to your iPhone, iPod etc. You’d think you’d be able to just do that with iTunes, wouldn’t you? Unfortunately, out of the box you can’t.
What you can do though is run a little AppleScript voodoo that’ll do the job for you. Installing the script onto your system will take at most five minutes, and then you’ll simply have to run the script before you sync your iPhone so that it knows which episodes need syncing.
Changing a file’s icon in Mac OS X in 5 easy steps
A couple of days ago, I came across the problem that I wanted to be able to set the icon of a file that I was going to open under OS X independently of the application that was going to…
Standardista Table Sorting (A client-side JavaScript Table Sort module)
Standardista Table Sorting is a cross-browser compatible JavaScript module that lets you sort HTML data tables by any column.
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Creating Cross Browser Compatible CSS Text Shadows
There are various methods that you can use to create drop shadows in different web browsers, but how do you combine them all into one cross browser technique that can be deployed in a single simple step? This article reveals all.
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Using the iTunes COM Interface with Java and Swing
Learn how to successfully get Java applications communicating with the iTunes COM interface under Windows.
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mod_rewrite, a beginner’s guide (with examples)
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Serving XHTML with the correct mime type using PHP
Most people don’t know that if they are writing webpages in XHTML, then they should also serve the correct mime type. This article shows you a way to do this using PHP.
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