@DrDoom unfortunately one of the limiitations in the iStripper software appears to be the ability to post links.
The iStripper software is open to anyone who wishes to try it. It can be found in the Forum under Bugs and Fixes. There is a thread called "iStripper Alpha version released". The link to the alpha status software is in the first post.
http://www.virtuagirl.eu/forumPost.php?foId=4&ftId=32056
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Please be aware that it is an alpha and it does have bugs, but Totem are taking on suggestions from the members and a new alpha version is expected shortly, fixing some of the major issues.
Also if you have a lot of playlists then these require modification to work in the new software.
@Wyldanimal hs done a sterling job of posting advice and get arounds for some of the problems. Also playlists do not work with fullscreen at the moment.
On the whole I found the software works well but it does have limitations with full screen. Totem have promised that these will be fixed but some of the fixes are lower down the priority scale so thay won't be done immediately.
Main problem is that in an attempt to make the Fullscreen Interface look prettier the have enabled all the scenes to be thumbnailed. Unfortunately unlike the VG software the scenes cannot be grouped so the thumbnails all appear on one page in the software. Originally I had some 4000+ in my scenes folder (most if not all the fullscreen scenes that have been posted by the members over the last couple of years.)
The software just kept crashing trying to load all the scenes. Also it doesn't store the thumbnails and tries to rebuild them every time you start the software. Eventually I just created a temp directory in the scenes folder and ***** all the user scenes into it so the software would see them. This still left 200+ scenes of my ownb and the software still had problems cataloguing them. So I ***** all but the most recent into another temporary folder leaving about 20 scenes or so. The software seems quite happy with this arrangement and I am not seeing any carshes at all at the moment. But it does make it a real headache trying to create new scenes or add scenes by other uses. I am downloading these and putting them in a separate folder to try when some of the bugs have been ironed out.
Another problem is that the scene names are truncated so if they have long names it is difficult to tell which scene it is. I have renamed all my scenes with shorter names at the moment to get over this (I have copies the original scenes with their full names to another folder so that when Totem bring back the "grouping facility" I do not have to rename them all again.
As I have said I am quite happy with the new software and despite the limitaions mentioned above fullscreen does work OK.
I am told that if you download the current official VG software from the website that you can re-install the current VG software over the iStripper software and essentially go back to where you were. In essences you can keep hopping betweent the two. I prefer not to so I'll stick with the alpha for now.
PS You cannot edit posts in the Alpha Software either. I've edited this from the VG website for some typos and added a link to the iStripper thread. I have also added a couple of screen caps (can't be done from the alpha software either) - one showing the original long file names and one showing the scenes I have renamed.