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    SortPhotos

    SortPhotos

    SortPhotos is a Python script that organizes photos and videos

    SortPhotos is a Python-based command-line utility that organizes photos and videos into structured directories based on their date and time metadata. It can sort files by year, month, day, or any custom format using EXIF and other metadata tags, making it easy to transform messy collections into neatly arranged photo libraries. The tool works with both images and videos, automatically renames files if desired, and can filter which metadata groups or tags to prioritize when determining file dates. ...
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    Download Folder Sorter (Script)

    Sort Your Downloaded Files

    Sort Documents, Videos, Music & Pictures In Your Home Directory Download Folder & Place Them In Their Corresponding Folders. This script runs in the background & shuts down after it completes. If you want an basic output, you will need to use the CMD / Terminal to run the script. A log file will be created once completed Any files that already exists are skipped & left in your Download Folder.
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    Sorter

    Sorter

    Easy and fast file organisation and management in a few mouse clicks

    Sorter makes file organisation and management easier by helping you organise several files that contain similar characteristics into a single folder, with a few clicks. You can put all letters documents into one folder, all images with the word home into another, all music by one artist in yet another folder, etc. Sorter organises these files into folders which are grouped according to one or more of the following patterns: a common word in the file names, the file type/format, a...
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    plgen

    plgen - file sorter for FAT mp3 players

    Plgen allows you to arrange your files on your MP3 player in the order you provide. This is particularly useful, if you own a player that has no playlist capabilities and uses the FAT file-system. Facts about Plgen: http://www.ohloh.net/p/project_plgen Enjoy and visit the wiki! http://sourceforge.net/p/plgen/wiki/Home/ KEYWORDS: "sort mp3 files on mp3 player", sort, mp3, mp3 player, linux, fat, fat16, fat32
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    PySort is an application for people that helps people who do not have the time, nor patience, to sort through a messy folder. It will scan through the selected folder and place all known files in appropriate folders and those that are unknown to the program will simply be placed in an "Unknown" folder.
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    A simple program that organizes music files based on the information in their meta-data tags.
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