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UPDATED: Display File Path v3.4
This script will float alongside the Music app and continuously monitor it for a single track to be selected and display that track’s file path (if it exists); or the script can be set to likewise display the file path of each playing track. Includes Show File in Finder and Copy Text to Clipboard and appearance options.
Latest version:
- UI and layout updates for macOS 26 and later
- Adds Settings for font size and hide, show and dim “Media” folder portion of the file path
- Icon and docs update
More information for Display File Path v3.4 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Media Folder Files Not Added v3.0
This application will list the file paths of the media files in your designated “Media” folder which are not associated with any tracks in the Music or TV app’s track library. Additionally, a different parent folder can be user-selected and its contents will be compared to the current library. Includes options to Filter within results, Move a selection of found files to a user-chosen folder, Search for related tracks in Music app, Add (or drag-and-drop) a selection of found files to Music o, move them to the Trash and Export a text file listing the file paths.
Also see Super Remove Dead Tracks and List MIAs.
Latest version:
- UI and layout updates for macOS 26 and later
- Removes support for TV app
- Fixes table layout issue
- Fixes minor issue with NAS locations
More information for Media Folder Files Not Added v3.0 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Find Empty Media Folders v4.0
This applet will traverse the Media folder looking for and displaying any sub-folders that are either empty or that only contain unplayable items, such as text or image files.
Also see Media Folder Files Not Added.
Latest version:
- UI and layout updates for macOS 26 and later
- Removes support for TV app
- Maintenance
More information for Find Empty Media Folders v4.0 and download link is here.
UPDATED: File Renamer v5.4
This applet will rename the files of the selected tracks (or the files of the tracks in the selected playlist) using a substitution pattern that you formulate from the tracks’ tag data. Optionally, export a copy of the files to a chosen location and rename the files in that location.
Works optimally for “in place” option with Music app’s “Keep Media folder organized” un-checked.
Latest version:
- UI and layout adjustments
- Larger pattern entry field
- Zero-pads all single-digit track and disc numbers and counts
- Better validation of pattern
- Fixed further regression issues
- Maintenance
More information for File Renamer v5.4 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Export Files From Playlists v3.6
This applet will export copies of the files of the tracks in one or more selected playlists to a single user-selected folder.
Also see M3Unify, an app that provides many more options for exporting/converting files from the Music app.
Latest version:
- UI updates for macOS Tahoe and later
- Updates Filter feature
More information for Export Files From Playlists v3.6 and download link is here.
UPDATED: File Renamer v5.3
Here’s a utility that’s been waiting for a few fixes and I finally got around to them.
File Renamer will rename the files of the selected tracks (or the files of the tracks in the selected playlist) using a substitution pattern that you formulate from the tracks’ tag data. Optionally, export a copy of the files to a chosen location and rename the files in that location.
Works optimally for “in place” option with Music app’s “Keep Media folder organized” un-checked.
Latest version:
- Fixed some regression issues impeding operation
- Minor UI adjustments
More information for File Renamer v5.3 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Playlist XML Viewer v2.0
Open (or drag-and-drop) and view the contents of a playlist XML file exported from the Music app in a conventional table layout. Includes options to play local files, send (import) the XML to the Music app, export a TXT, CSV or M3U version, copy info to clipboard and reveal existing files in the Finder. (Not for use with exported Library XML files.)
Also see Playlist XML Librarian which can manage a folder-full of exported Playist XML files.
Latest version:
- Adds audio player features
- Adds Open Recent Items subfolder
More information for Playlist XML Viewer v2.0 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Track CPR v5.0
Man, this thing really needed some work done. Seems it takes some disaster to befall on me to find out about a script’s inadequacies. As it happens, I accidently lost a few audio files and there were these dead tracks cluttering up the place. I knew I had the files, it was just a matter of applying some Track CPR.
Unfortunately, Track CPR couldn’t help me out right then because it was trying to reassociate files by comparing Title, Artist and Album. But my replacement files all had “Remastered” tacked on to the Album name, which the original tracks did not. Thus, no matches.
So I fixed that. And then I fixed that other thing. And why not put this over here…and so on. Work better now.
Track CPR will assist with re-associating replacement files with dead tracks. The Music app can perform this task, too, but only one. track. at. a. time.
The process takes 3 steps:
- The script finds and lists the “dead” tracks in the Music library
- User drag-and-drops potential replacement files to the window; a viable replacement file is one whose Title and Artist metadata matches a dead track’s
- Re-associate viable replacement files with their matched track entries
The Read Me contains additional important details and cautions.
Latest version:
- Accommodations for macOS 26 Tahoe
- Maintenance and performance fixes
More information for Track CPR v5.0 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Playlist XML Viewer v1.2
Open (or drag-and-drop) and view the contents of a playlist XML file exported from the Music app in a conventional table layout. Includes options to send (import) the XML to the Music app, export a TXT, CSV or M3U version, copy info to clipboard and reveal existing files in the Finder. (Not for use with exported Library XML files.)
Also see Playlist XML Librarian which can manage a folder-full of exported Playist XML files.
Latest version:
- Increased efficiency of XML parser
- Adds “Send to Music and Play” option-alternate menu item
- Adds “Float the window” to Settings
- v1.1 (dec 1 2025):
- A single XML file can be drag-and-dropped onto the window to open it
- Adds XML size and total time of tracks to window display
- Adds more versatility to columns
More information for Playlist XML Viewer v1.2 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Playlist XML Viewer v1.1
It occurred to me I ought to add drag-and-drop to Playlist XML Viewer.
Open (or drag-and-drop) and view the contents of a playlist XML file exported from the Music app in a conventional table layout. Includes options to send (import) the XML in the Music app, export a TXT, CSV or M3U version, copy info to clipboard and reveal existing files in the Finder. (Not for use with exported Library XML files.)
Also see Playlist XML Librarian which can manage a folder-full of exported Playist XML files.
Latest version:
- A single XML file can be drag-and-dropped onto the window to open it
- Adds XML size and total time of tracks to window display
- Adds more versatility to columns
More information for Playlist XML Viewer v1.1 and download link is here.
