iCouldn't iListen but now iCan - DropBox rawks!

[roymond]

So, maybe I'm in a time warp and everyone will be all "catch up with reality, roymond" but fight songs are transient things to listen to, so the effort to get them on my iDevice isn't really worth it. Fortunately I can simply drag them on my Android phone and skip away humming...via the crappiest fucking apps in the world! So, with my new iPad in hand I searched for new brilliant methods to download mp3s for off-line listening joy. And there it was, sitting right in front of me...DropBox!

At any computer in the house or at work download the week's songs to my DropBox sync folder (via down-them-all), then favorite them in the iPad app, and they're all there for offline listening joy. At the end of the week, delete the suckers and flash...all cleaned up and ready for the next batch. Works with the Android crap-phone, too, of course.

[Manhattan Glutton]

But my app! It's being reviewed by Apple!

[Lunkhead]

I was going to mention that and the Jukebox but it sounds like Roymond wants offline access to the songs. Does your app locally cache the current fight's songs?

[roymond]

And I also figured out that the Atomic browser on iPad will download files into cache, then upload them to DropBox a bit of a kluge, but now I can grab songs off the web via iPad and load (indirectly) my iPad, which is sort of cool, for a walled garden.

But yeah, your app, MG, if it can persist a cache of songs would be great.

[Manhattan Glutton]

Does your app locally cache the current fight's songs?

Version 2.0 will. I'm only one hobbyist coder.