Usonian
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Registered: Feb 2000
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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You can FTP files via backupbuddy, which lets you specify which files to upload during a "sync". (You specify the server under Options > Settings).
There's another FTP client out there whose name escapes me, but it's somewhat limited in functionality and renames .PRC files to .PDB upon uploading, or some such... I tried it a while back and didn't find it very useful.
As for actually being able to do anything with Eyemodule databases once you've uploaded them somewhere, there's nothing out there that I know of. I'm working on a PHP class that will extract images from Eyemodule databases in a web environment, but it's slow going.
Why PHP? I know C would be preferable, as the resulting app would reach a larger audience and be more usable on the desktop, but I don't know nearly enough C to tackle the problem yet. I'm pretty handy with PHP, so that's the language it will be. Once the class is finished I'll add a web-based front end that lets you upload the Eyemodule PDB files, then view the images, extract them into a directory on the web server, etc. I'll be sure to post about it when I have more done!
It would be nice if Ideo would release a desktop utility for extracting EM images directly, without having to go through the conduit; I've seen numerous posts looking for alternate ways to get at Eyemodule images, especially with all the SmartMedia/Compact Flash adapters out these days.
-Andy
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