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My opinions on release 3.0
Febs:
--- Quote from: obo on July 19, 2008, 12:42:25 PM ---
--- Quote from: Strife89 on July 19, 2008, 12:25:15 PM ---If I beat someone to finding such a tool ;) , I'll put it on the UsefulTools Wiki page (and drop a note here).
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There are already a few programs to do that on the UsefulTools page (under MP3 Tagging & Organization) - EasyTag and Musicbrainz spring to mind.
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mp3tag, Tag and Rename, Foobar 2000, Media Monkey , etc.
Strife89:
Thanks guys, I'll look at them. I thought that they were strictly tagging programs, so I never bothered with 'em (I already have a great tagger on my Linux machine in my opinion - Ex Falso).
[SIDE NOTE] Would it be a good idea to put "feature" columns on the UsefulTools page? This would further help people with finding exactly what they want. [/SIDE NOTE]
Yotto:
--- Quote from: Strife89 on July 19, 2008, 12:25:15 PM ---That reminds me of something I've been pondering. Short of transferring the files one by one, is it possible to force any OS (Windows or Linux) to copy files to their destination in alphabetical order, rather than in the order stored on the source disk?
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I've never paid attention. I thought both did copy in alphabetical order. But, to force it in Linux I suppose you could do:
--- Code: ---for i in `ls`; do cp $i DESTINATION; done;
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This will only do one directory. I suppose you could do something with 'find' instead of 'ls'. Note the quotes in the above command are backticks (the ~ key without shift).
In dos, which I can't test right now as I have no windows machines handy, you could probably do:
--- Code: ---for %i in (*) do copy %i DESTINATION
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GodEater:
--- Quote from: Strife89 on July 20, 2008, 01:33:20 PM ---Thanks guys, I'll look at them. I thought that they were strictly tagging programs, so I never bothered with 'em (I already have a great tagger on my Linux machine in my opinion - Ex Falso).
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If you're using Ex Falso already, why not use that to do the renaming? It supports doing it too.
Strife89:
--- Quote from: GodEater on July 22, 2008, 02:34:51 AM ---If you're using Ex Falso already, why not use that to do the renaming? It supports doing it too.
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I want to make a bunch of folders; I've already used it to rename a bunch of files. ;)
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