Here is a early alpha version of the coming WPD plugin for MC
This plugin allows you to browse/read/write to portable device that require the use of the WPD API. (Like smartphones,tables)
Know issues.
* The plugin is very alpha, Not tested very much. Expect it to cause MC to crash ones or twice.
* Rename and Move inside device do not work
*
Do NOT have two identically named devices connected. MC will not know one from the other. (Eg do
not have two devices connect that both show up as "Nexus 7" )
* Right now it outputs
A LOT of debug information into the application log window.
* A lot of strange uncommon use cases will probably not work
* Writing of audio/video to device will not set the metadata for the in the device. (Some devices do this automatically some don't)
* Plugin will not verify if content type is allowed in folder. If a audio file is sent to a folder that device do not allow audio in. the file might be automatically deleted by the device. some device report error some do it silent.
* Max device file size is not respected. If you write a file larger then max it might fail or be auto deleted by device, sometimes with error, sometimes silent.
* Devices that get removed/inserted are not automatically detected by MC.
* Probably many more strange issues.
* The plugin do not work on WindowsXP. (Not tested, But it I belive that it does not)
The download contain both the 32bit and 64bit version.
FSPortable07.zip
Win32\Extensions\FSPortableDevice\FSPortableDevice.dll
x64\Extensions\FSPortableDevice\FSPortableDevice.dllCopy the version you need to the MultiCommander installation folder.
<MC Install location>\Extensions\FSPortableDevice\FSPortableDevice.dllRestart MC, and you should now have a "Portable" device in the dropdown list.. (You can also access it with WPD: from command line field)
Downloadhttp://multicommander.com/files/FSPortable075.zipIf something does not work look in the Application log (Ctrl+L), It will output all errors and other trace information there.
If to crashes then go to the log folder and look in the previous log file (They are named like "2014-05-04-(#####)-MultiCommander.log" )
(Type
:golog on the command line field inside MC to go to log folder)
** Removed Old Comments here for 0.7 since it was no bugs reports or anything relevant **