jwilli99 said:
Ok, so I tried both apps and here is the report on that:
both Goodreader and Song Exporter Pro give you an IP address, that of the iPad, which allows you from another terminal to access the contents of the iPad as if it were just another network resource. That's nice, but it doesn't help with the AV reciever, which is almost like a dos-based machine. It's looking for folder paths such as c:/documents and settings/..../itunes. By giving the AV reciever such a path I can link it to the iTunes folder on my home network. And ideas?
I did some further testing with Song Exporter Pro and it should work.
I have only used Winamp, but it should be similar to your AV.
So here is a step-by-step walk-through:
-open Song Exporter Pro
-browse to the IP from your desktop
-click on URL list (in the upper menu bar) (it will show you the actual location of all songs, such as
http://192.169.1.57/songs/Imogen&Heap/, so your AV should be able to access it)
-select everything and copy
-on your desktop, right click and create a new Text document.
-open the .txt file and paste all content
-save the .txt, than rename the extension to .m3u
You now have a playlist, which you can import into any proper audio program and it plays all songs from your iPad.