"Get Total Time" is a software that helps users retrieve the disk usage, count and duration of music files. It enables users to efficiently manage and organize their music collection.
I recently had a chance to use Get Total Time, and I must say, it is one of the most helpful tools I have come across for managing my music files. This AppleScript droplet is specifically designed to display the total disk usage, the number, and the duration of a folder or collection of music files.
What's great about Get Total Time is that it supports almost any format that QuickTime can read. This means it doesn't matter what type of audio files you have, the software can handle it. In addition, it is incredibly easy to use. All you need to do is drag and drop the folder or collection of music files to the Get Total Time icon, and it will do the rest.
One thing to note is that I found the calculation speed to be a bit slow at times. However, there is a way to increase the speed by using SoundApp. By default, Get Total Time uses QuickTime to read the file information, and this can slow down the process. But if you have SoundApp (a lightweight audio player), you can enable it in Get Total Time's preferences to speed up the calculations.
Overall, I highly recommend Get Total Time to any music enthusiast who wants an easy and efficient way to manage their music files. It's straightforward, reliable, and compatible with virtually any audio format you throw at it!
What's great about Get Total Time is that it supports almost any format that QuickTime can read. This means it doesn't matter what type of audio files you have, the software can handle it. In addition, it is incredibly easy to use. All you need to do is drag and drop the folder or collection of music files to the Get Total Time icon, and it will do the rest.
One thing to note is that I found the calculation speed to be a bit slow at times. However, there is a way to increase the speed by using SoundApp. By default, Get Total Time uses QuickTime to read the file information, and this can slow down the process. But if you have SoundApp (a lightweight audio player), you can enable it in Get Total Time's preferences to speed up the calculations.
Overall, I highly recommend Get Total Time to any music enthusiast who wants an easy and efficient way to manage their music files. It's straightforward, reliable, and compatible with virtually any audio format you throw at it!
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