1 Jan
2009
1 Jan
'09
6:40 a.m.
On Thu Jan 01, 2009 at 02:17:57AM -0800, Erik Steffl wrote:
Kevin Cosgrove wrote:
in ~/.bashrc
alias pl='find -L "`pwd`" -iregex ".*.flac" -o -iregex
".*.mp3" -o -iregex ".*.m4a"|sort> .pls'
then for genres:
alias dub='cd && ma
"\(tubby\|scientist\|rac/\|rks/\|jah/\|dub\)"'
alias 313='cd && ma
"\(dan.*\(curtin\|bell\)\|chicago\|r_and_s\|metroplex\|kms\|peacefrog\|modell\|deepchord\|acid\|titonton\|tejada\|morgan\|dbx\|moody\|parrish\|ranelin\|red.planet\|martian\|dj.\(assault\|godfather\|bone\)\|terrence\|mark.williams\|suburban\|detroit\|313\)"'
mpl() { m -loop 0 -shuffle -playlist $*;}
ma() { grep -i "$*" .pls > .f && mpl .f;}
alias m=mplayer
etc
Anyone know of a nice command-line playlist
creator? I'm thinking of
something like:
playlist-creator directory -o directory.m3u
m3u is just a list of files so ls or find should work, e.g.:
find directory -name '*.mp3' > directory.m3u
erik
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