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README
What is Yikes? --------------- Yikes is a program that takes a source library and recreates the same library in iPod Video format (iPod Video / iPod Touch / iPhone). It skips videos that are already there, so you can set it up to run on a periodic basis. However, the much more clever use is to run in the background, and Yikes will automatically convert files at a specified interval, as well as publish an RSS feed that you can subscribe to in iTunes. So when this is all finished, you'll set Yikes to run on startup, point it at your videos, and add http://computername.local:4000/podcast as a podcast. If you have set up a "Season Pass"-type automatic Bittorrent download of shows, this means that every day {The Daily Show, 30 Rock, whatever..} automatically gets sync'ed to your {iPod, Zune, whatever}! Gems you'll need: * builder * gettext * ramaze Misc. gems you might need (building, etc): * RSpec * Rake * RCov * Pallet To build: rake && rake ffmpeg # Takes forever, only works on Mac/Linux rake test # If it works, you're good To run: ruby lib/main.rb --help


