ToDo

ToDo :

pense bête :

itunes : pouvoir noter sur l’interface et que cette notation prévale sur les autres (itunes et iphone) pour noter quand on est “ailleurs” … pareil liste de pense bete et compagnie lié a la musique sur l’interface comme tool au cas ou 0

pushd popd dirs :

link : http://ftp.gnu.org/old-gnu/Manuals/bash-2.05a/html_node/bashref_73.html

Specific Track(s)/Album(s) to watch :

• Kool Keith - KHM Game
• RZA - Digital bullet
• OC - Time’s up bootleg <rename to> Time’s up
• “TOOOOGOOOOD” stuffs are now space stripped (replace with “_” in folder name).
• one of the jheist is now in “work in progress”
• worldwide programme 1 album as test (marked in one of my postit … no info)
• the pharcydes (same as above … or maybe just stuff with folder.jpg)

Short Term :

• Rename with a matching (and rather complex set of) regexp (may dig into Automator)
  • Find files with Upper Case symbols or filename of tracks not beginning with a ‘0’ …
• Last thing to do when the library is clean enought and just before the final import : a last `touch -` so that rsync or whatever we use can rely on modification date (or not).
• For the final import, check what happens with modified files (referring to “specific track”)
• Import XML file into fresh iTunes library.
• Find a way to transfert “archives playlist” and sync them between two users (p2p or client/server)
• Find relevant rsync script or command.
• Look for possible “hook” to rsync action or create a bash script to open the playlist and stuffs …

iTunes Library valuable informations

• Rating,
• Last listen,
• Listening count,
• isPart of a playlist,
• Dig into ~/Library/ for user infos :
  • ~/Library/preferences/com.apple.iTunes.plist : some very valuable informations about general iTunes’ preferences

Long Term :

• Check folder.jpg resolution and sort them by size or resolution to find bad quality artwork (seems simple with Rampeur’s PHP framework)
• Add folder icon to the whole library
• Find a way to share recommandation between two users (possibly using playlist in XML or M3U or TXT format - see the export playlist entry in iTunes menu - …)
• Use CoverScout (or something else) to find (rare) mp3 files where artwork is still missing
• Use Dupin to find duplicates.

Spotted problem

• Track ID seems to be unique within a library but unlikely the same between two library (import order may be the reason)
• Manually editing XML iTunes Library won’t show up in iTunes … Possible fix???