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With this little script you can move files or whole directories without loosing your AmaroK statistics (playcounter, score, etc.). Cached lyrics are also preserved.
It also works with audio files which are not yet in your collection (f.ex. download folder).
Tested with AmaroK 1.4 and Sqlite database, should work with MySQL and PostgreSQL too.
14 years ago
0.2
- Cached Lyrics are also preserved
- Added possibility to rename a directory
0.1 Initial release
14 years ago
0.2
- Cached Lyrics are also preserved
- Added possibility to rename a directory
0.1 Initial release
micha0815
14 years ago
First of all: thanks for writing this script. I recently moved files and lost a lot of ratings, which was kind of annoying.
Little suggestion: how about adding the possibility to rename and move files from the left sidebar menu (where context, playlists and that stuff are placed)? Or did I miss something in your script...?
Thanks again!
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alterego
14 years ago
thanks for your input.
i currently plan to rewrite the whole script, that it can be used as a servicemenu (actions->...).
there isn't a good reason why this should be an amarok script, because normally filesystem administration (moving, renaming, etc.) is done in konqueror.
the rewrite will be done in ruby and should get rid of the fat32 issues too.
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micha0815
13 years ago
Well, I am looking forward to your changes. Keep us posted! And keep it going with the good work!
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motin
14 years ago
The built-in organize feature just makes a copy without the db-data where I specify - useless! I thought this would change it, but as for now, all this script does is to move the file. It does not preserve the db-data at all, and it has one weakness over the built-in feature - the collection is not updated directly with the new file as the built-in does!
It is a good idea but needs refining. Keep up the good work!
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pulltobits
14 years ago
Using amarok 1.4.0
Mandriva 2006 free.
Thanks.
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pulltobits
13 years ago
I've got it working fine now, i think the two directories have to have the exact permissions, not just be readable by the user.
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jamal
14 years ago
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alterego
14 years ago
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dangle
14 years ago
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