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#2 Batch Change...

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nobody
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2005-12-24
2005-12-24
Anonymous
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I love the app. But it would be a huge improvement if
you could set multiple files for the same parameters.
Like all of Season X of a TV show. Right now it has to
be handled individually.

Discussion

  • puck lock

    puck lock - 2005-12-24

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    That's a little more frill than I want to provide (or code for).

    For greater flexibility (than even a system of defaults), just copy your arguments
    to a text file and then you can copy & paste from the text file into a terminal
    window. That's what I do - I don't sit there typing the same stuff over and over
    again.

     
  • Jason Huebel

    Jason Huebel - 2006-09-17

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    If you're on a UNIX-style OS, then the following bit of
    bash goodness will allow you to batch change files:

    #--- cut here ---
    for file in *.mp4
    do
    AtomicParsley ${file} <options>
    done
    #--- cut here ---

    Of course, you should change "*.mp4" if you use a different
    extension like ".m4v".

     
  • Arr MiHardies

    Arr MiHardies - 2006-10-02

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    personally, i wrote myself a widget that lets me do batch changes.

     

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