stabbyjones

I finally went through all my music again and got my tags right so i went back to the original version.

Is there a way to set a default choice?

so i just set everything to run in my script and pick last.fm? then i can run it again without the default choice and pick my own? - Oct 12 2010

hey, this is the best thing i've found for getting album art hands down.

i have a lot of missing art and made some bash scripts to go through my music folders by artists and by album, i'm by no means an expert but some functionality like this would be awesome.

is there a way to remove data in the strings the program uses?
I have mp3 info like "ARTIST" - "ALBUM [cd1]"

i would love a way to tell this program to avoid the part of the string in brackets so i don't have to edit the album field manually.

musiccoverscript-artists.sh
Quote:#!/bin/bash
for FOLDERS in /home/user/lachlan/music/*/*
do
[ -f "$FOLDERS/folder.png" ] && convert "$FOLDERS/folder.png" "$FOLDERS/folder.jpg"
[ -f "$FOLDERS/Folder.png" ] && convert "$FOLDERS/Folder.png" "$FOLDERS/folder.jpg"
[ -f "$FOLDERS/folder.png" ] rm "$FOLDERS/folder.png" & echo "folder.png replaced by folder.jpg"
[ -f "$FOLDERS/Folder.jpg" ] && mv "$FOLDERS/Folder.jpg" "$FOLDERS/folder.jpg"
[ -f "$FOLDERS/folder.jpg" ] && echo "folder.jpg exists" || CoverChooser $FOLDERS
done

musiccoverscript-albums.sh
Quote:#!/bin/bash
for FOLDERS in /home/user/lachlan/music/*
do
[ -f "$FOLDERS/folder.png" ] && convert "$FOLDERS/folder.png" "$FOLDERS/folder.jpg"
[ -f "$FOLDERS/Folder.png" ] && convert "$FOLDERS/folder.png" "$FOLDERS/folder.jpg"
[ -f "$FOLDERS/folder.png" ] rm "$FOLDERS/folder.png" & echo "folder.png replaced by folder.jpg"
[ -f "$FOLDERS/Folder.jpg" ] && mv "$FOLDERS/Folder.jpg" "$FOLDERS/folder.jpg"
[ -f "$FOLDERS/folder.jpg" ] && echo "folder.jpg exists" || CoverChooser $FOLDERS
done - Jan 29 2010

this is a really really really good app

haven't put it through the paces yet.

just downloaded the SVN added an open with command and i'm sold.

really tight, fast and simple. - Mar 27 2009