How do I get it?

If you're running on Windows, you need to extract the files from the archive, then put the on the root of the medium storage. You can also make an autorun script.

If you are on a UNIX or UNIX-like operating system, like OS X or Linux, there isn't a /bin/bash version of the script yet. I'll make one once I get the hang of using shell scripts. But with OS X, I think I might get away by making an Automator script. Sorry.

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How do I set it up?

Windows 7 and later (and maybe ReactOS)

You just simply extract the contents of the 'copy contents to sd card root' folder into the root of your SD card (e.g. F:\). You can then load edit the 'config.bat' file and edit the source and destination. If you are a more advanced user than you may want to put in '%~dp0' right before DCIM so it looks more like '%~dp0DCIM'. You're done. If you're lost, watch the video below...

OS X Yosemite (coming soon)

There isn't a version available for OS X just yet. I'm working on it.

Linux distributions

Same with Linux.

Why would I need this?

In case you are on a limited computer, and you can't install something to copy your photos or if you can't be fscked to find the one folder that's hiding in the file system containing the camera imports. You can also configure an autorun script to be run each time the camera or the storage medium (such as a SD card) is plugged in.

This program is made to work on any camera, it would also works with some Android devices too. I do ecourage modding and see what you can make thing do.

How does it work?

The script first checks if a configuration file already exists, then it opens that file or loads the default location. Then, it generates a random number to name the new sub-folder and puts the folder and the sub-folder name together and creates it (because the copy utility - at least for Windows - doesn't do that) and then copies the files over.

Does it have any other uses?

This is simply a file copier with a fancy name. Play with the code and see what you can do with it.

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