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    Music Library & Player

    Music Library & Player

    Easily access your music collection from any device, anywhere.

    Music Library & Player utilizes PHP and vanilla javascript to deliver your web-accessible music library via HTML5 audio in a fully responsive and modern interface. The library does not require a database back-end. It parses the directory structure, best suited for a [ROOT]/[ARTIST]/[ALBUM]/[TRACKS] type of layout. This isn't required, but makes for the best user experience. Random playlists can also be generated. The code contained in this script has not been minified. It is written in long form and is well-documented for ease of use and customization. Individual tracks are optionally presented with download links. ...
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    dupehasher

    Shell script for managing duplicate image files in a directory.

    dupehasher scans the given directory for files that are identical except by filename. dupeshasher will generate a report plaintext file named 'dupelist.txt' in the working directory (which contains, per line, tab-delimited names of files whose contents are identical). Depending upon the arguments supplied by the user upon invoking dupeshasher, it will also delete all duplicates, keeping either the oldest or newest of all sets of duplicates. Additionally it can batch-rename all...
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    Subscript

    Make music file directory structure for Subsonic

    Since Subsonic requires special directory structure for organizing music files, this simple script helps copying music files from source directory to destination directory according to the music files' id3v2 information. The scripts require a command-line id3 editor "id3v2"(http://id3v2.sourceforge.net)
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    ndexr

    Indexes directories and outputs to JSON

    Tool to use from Python interactive interpreter or script. Use it to make JSON indexes of all files in a directory, or files of a certain type. Could be used to observe activity in a server directory, to generate JSON to send to clients searching remotely, or to keep an index of files in a directory when the user of that directory does not have permission to probe the files system for files without knowing their names.
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    A Python script that allows you to move files form a Directory to sub-folders based on a Regular expression - useful for managing your monolithic download folder -- Requires PythonCard (http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/)
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