I haven’t updated this blog in three years?! Alright then.
If you want to see what I’ve been up to, check out the Apparition Games website. I’ve been getting into game development. I just released my first game, Micron, on Google Play.
ConnectNetworkDrive 1.0
ConnectNetworkDrive is a simple GUI for mapping a network drive with the Windows ‘net’ command. It is very similar to the ‘Map Network Drive…’ functionality in the My Computer context menu. I made this app so I could specify default connection parameters when connecting a network drive.
Usage: ConnectNetworkDrive.exe [OPTION]
Options:
| --folder=PATH | Set default network folder |
| --drive=LETTER | Set default drive letter |
| --user=USER | Set default username |
| --password=PASS | Set default password |
| --persistent | Indicates drive should be reconnected at logon |
Download ConnectNetworkDrive 1.0
ConnectNetworkDrive requires Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, which can be downloaded here.
ID3Copy 0.1
ID3Copy is a simple command-line utility to copy ID3 tags from one file to another.
Usage: ID3Copy.exe <source mp3> <destination mp3>
ID3Copy requires Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, which can be downloaded here.
Let’s Tag 0.2.1
Update: There are now a couple of other ways to get your tag data from vgmdb. You can use CDDB access, which should work with most mp3 tagging apps, or these web source scripts for Mp3tag. Both of these are a much better solution than Let’s Tag.
Introducing Let’s Tag, a utility to assist in tagging game music albums. Let’s Tag connects to vgmdb.net to download album data and exports it in a format that can be imported into Mp3tag.
Download Let’s Tag 0.2.1:
Installer Package
Zip Package (Fully Portable)
Source Code (Released under GPLv3)
Let’s Tag requires Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5. The Installer Package will install this for you if you don’t already have it. If you’re using the Zip Package and need to install Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, you can download it here.