This script manages audio file collections, providing organization and ease of use for users dealing with bulk quantities of audio.
The Audio Collection Script is an essential tool for managing collections of audio files. The script simplifies the process of organizing your audio files by creating a subdirectory for each list file present. The script updates the subdirectories and creates links to all music files from your main audio directory that match the patterns in the list file.
For instance, imagine organizing your music files in a directory called "/audio". You can easily sort through them by artist/album. Then you create an "/audio-collections" directory to store your collections. Within the directory, you can place a few list files that contain patterns for selecting songs.
The script will process each .list file in the current directory and create or clean out the directory specified in the first line of the list file. For example, suppose you have a file called "/audio-collections/funny.list" which has patterns to select songs: "/audio-collections/funny/ #the next line matches all songs within a 'tripod' directory tripod/ monty*python kevin*bloody*wilson bill*clinton*miss*lewinsky*and*i".
When you run the script from "/audio-collections", it will generate a directory called "/audio-collections/funny" and create links to any music files in "/audio" that match the patterns in the .list file.
It's important to note that while the Audio Collection Script is efficient at managing your audio collections, it's better not to store your collections within your main audio directory.
For instance, imagine organizing your music files in a directory called "/audio". You can easily sort through them by artist/album. Then you create an "/audio-collections" directory to store your collections. Within the directory, you can place a few list files that contain patterns for selecting songs.
The script will process each .list file in the current directory and create or clean out the directory specified in the first line of the list file. For example, suppose you have a file called "/audio-collections/funny.list" which has patterns to select songs: "/audio-collections/funny/ #the next line matches all songs within a 'tripod' directory tripod/ monty*python kevin*bloody*wilson bill*clinton*miss*lewinsky*and*i".
When you run the script from "/audio-collections", it will generate a directory called "/audio-collections/funny" and create links to any music files in "/audio" that match the patterns in the .list file.
It's important to note that while the Audio Collection Script is efficient at managing your audio collections, it's better not to store your collections within your main audio directory.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A