Hi! Recently, I've been working to repair the iMediaTouch database at my college radio station to fix a problem we've been having where a good chunk of our songs had their names overwritten. I wanted to write a script to automatically Shazam tracks and update their metadata, but for a while I couldn't figure out how to access the database programmatically. Last night, after injecting my own code into the iMediaTouch application, I was able to finally figure out the information it uses to connect to it's MySQL database.
It appears that iMediaTouch is hardcoded to use the following login credentials:
Username: "root"
Password: "$4omtsql"
The database is only configured to be accessible from the local machine, so this isn't a security risk.
Logging in, you can see table

Hopefully somebody will find this useful at some point whilst trying to make changes to their own database. Sure is a lifesaver for me!
It appears that iMediaTouch is hardcoded to use the following login credentials:
Username: "root"
Password: "$4omtsql"
The database is only configured to be accessible from the local machine, so this isn't a security risk.
Logging in, you can see table
mtaudio.audioitem contains a list of all tracks:
Hopefully somebody will find this useful at some point whilst trying to make changes to their own database. Sure is a lifesaver for me!