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Both the Midas M32 and Behringer X32 share the same design of show management using the console GUI, M32-Edit and X32-Edit apps. This app provides an alternative method to manage these show files (cues, scenes and snippets). It provides an easier method of reorganizing and importing/exporting of files.

The X-Air/M-Air does not include snippets (like the X32), This parsing tool is a port of the X32 Scene Parser that can be used to create modified scene files which can function like snippets.

This parsing tool can be used to extract sections of a Behringer X32 or Midas M32 scene file in order to create specialized snippets.

...It's use a webserver with PHP as backend, that provides a RESTful API. As frontend you only need a recent browser with JavaScript. Feature of web user interface: * adaptive user interface (resizable layout, sort entries, hide columns) * manage schedules (create, edit, copy, delete) * manage stations (create, edit, pre-listen¹, delete, reorder) * manage recorded files (rename, save, playback¹, delete) ¹) need HTML5 browser and depending on audio format

Car stereos often list music by FAT32 entries, metadata, or timestamp, which this script corrects. Specifically, this script does three things to a detected USB or SD card: 1 Recursively sets the date of all FAT directories and files to the current time. #2 Sorts the FAT file system to match the names of the files and folders. #3.Offers Picard to perform other tasks with your music, such as downloading album art.

I wrote this little program to be able to easily create mp3 sticks to play in my car directly from my Amarok collection). For this purpose the stick needs a flat folder structure and be sorted alphabetically before copying. The small Qt4 dialog has a drop area where you can drag mp3s (from file manager or Amarok, perhaps also other programs) onto it and it will read the ID3 tags and create a sorted folder structure with "Artist - Album" and shows the number of tracks and size it would take....

A simple program that organizes music files based on the information in their meta-data tags.

MediaSort is a tool to automatically rename your media files (pictures, mp3, ...) with their metadata attributes. You can sort your pictures by date, camera ... or other EXIF attributes. MP3s by author, album .. or other ID3 tags. Java GUI based on Ant.

Autogg is an ogg player for linux. It will automatically sort your ogg-files for easy access. It is programmed in c++ using the gtk graphics library.

FEATURES: Editing of single ID3 TAGs, rename files, mass tagging with variables %dir and %file, exchange tags, set tags based on filenames, sort files, unsort files, create playlists and search for files.

AudiOrg is a command line tool to sort a collection of audio (or possibly other media) files into a directory structure according to their tag meta data information. It currently supports MP3, AAC and OGG files and reads ID3 and OGG tags.

tigernuts is an automated tagger for audio files using musicbrainz and freedb information. tigernuts will rename, sort and organize your music collection. KDE4/Qt4