Copy To

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Description:

- Copy selected track(s) to destination location.
- Featuring kdialog so it can use kio_slaves,
eg.: media://, fish://, ftp://, bluetooth://(?)

http://blog.neofreko.com/index.php/2007/01/04/amarok-script-copy-to/

Dependencies:
v0.1:
- kdialog
- sed

v0.2:
- kdialog
- sed
- perl
- head
- tail

Known bug(s):
Stopping the script doesn't remove custom menu from playlist. FIXED in v0.3

Last changelog:

14 years ago

2008/5/28:
- Added spanish translation contributed by Juan Carlos I de Bourbon Whiskey

v0.3 (improvement from Allis Tauri):
- Script readability! (my original were for sure: crappy)
- elegant script shutdown, featuring trap to remove the menus
- better id3 handling (for itunes like directory structure)
- amarok internal messages replace kdialog for showing copying progress

v0.2:
- new feature(menu). Smart copy to ARTIST_INITIAL/ARTIST/ALBUM format (iPod like)

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AlienNation
14 years ago

I was actually on my way to start learning how to create amarok scripts when I stumbled upon yours and now I don't have to! This was exactly what I was looking for. Good job!

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cyrus007
14 years ago

Was wondering why default Amarok app does not provide CD ripping functionality (mine had options after 'Manage Files' disabled) so if they add this to the default build, it will be great. Ultimately used the method described at http://docs.kde.org/development/en/kdebase/userguide/audio-cd.html

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