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30 Most Recent RSS FeedUPDATED: Copy Tracks to Multiple Playlists v5.4
For macOS 11 and later only This script will copy the selected tracks to one or more chosen playlists.
Also see Remove From Other Playlists.
Latest version:
- Additional accommodations for macOS 11.3
More information for Copy Tracks to Multiple Playlists v5.4 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Move Playlists to Folder v3.3
For macOS 11 and later only. This script will move the playlists you select to a new or existing Playlist Folder.
Latest version:
- Accommodations for macOS 11.3
More information for Move Playlists to Folder v3.3 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Make Tags All Caps v2.3
For macOS 11 and later only. This script will change the text in your choice of the Title, Artist/Director, Show, Album, Comments, Composer and/or Genre tags of the selected tracks in the Music or TV app to ALL CAPS.
"I got a request from a DJ'ing Correspondent who had been manually changing some of his tags to all caps so they'd be easier to read on the decks under dim dance floor lights. (Are they still called "decks"?)..." (more)
Latest version:
- Adds support for the TV app
- Additional accommodations for macOS 11.3
More information for Make Tags All Caps v2.3 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Refresh Smart Playlists v3.4
For macOS 11 and later only. This script will "batch-refresh" the selected user-created Smart Playlists by removing the tracks they contain (if possible*) which obliges them to dynamically re-populate, ostensibly with different tracks.
*Note that tracks cannot be removed from a Smart Playlist which already contains every track of the library meeting its criteria--it would just re-populate with the same tracks. Smart Playlists with the "Limit to" and "Live updating" criteria in use are more likely to be "refreshable".
Latest version:
- Prevents errant selection of Playlist Folders
- Additional accommodations for macOS 11.3
More information for Refresh Smart Playlists v3.4 and download link is here.
UPDATED: File Renamer v4.9
For macOS 11 and later only. This script 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 with "Keep Media folder organized" un-checked.
Latest version:
- New logic for previewing/processing
- Additional accommodations for macOS 11.3
More information for File Renamer v4.9 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Save Album Art to Album Folder v6.10
For macOS 11 and later only. This script will export the artwork of the selected tracks (or the tracks in a selected playlist) as an image file to the folder which contains each selected track's file--presumably each track's Album folder--or a single user-selected folder. If multiple album tracks are selected, the script will make sure only one artwork file per Album is exported.
Also see Save Album Art as folder.jpg.
Latest version:
- Accommodations for macOS 11.3
More information for Save Album Art to Album Folder v6.10 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Save Album Art as folder.jpg v4.6
For macOS 11 and later only. This script will export the artwork of the selected tracks or tracks in the selected playlist as a JPEG image file named folder.jpg to the folder which contains each selected track's file--presumably the track's Album folder. Many third-party music players and systems (Sonos, for example) may look for a "folder.jpg" here to use as display artwork. If multiple album tracks are selected, the script will make sure only one image file per Album is exported.
Also see Save Album Art to Album Folder.
Latest version:
- Additional accommodations for macOS 11.3
More information for Save Album Art as folder.jpg v4.6 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Restore Artwork from Album Folder v4.4
For macOS 11 and later only. This script will look for an image file in the parent folder of each selected track's file--presumably its Album folder in which you have previously placed an image file of some sort--and apply the data from that image file as artwork for the track.
Also see Save Album Art to Album Folder and Save Album Art as folder.jpg which assist with exporting album artwork as image files.
Latest version:
- Additional accommodations for macOS 11.3
More information for Restore Artwork from Album Folder v4.4 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Copy Tag Info Tracks to Tracks v6.5
For macOS 11 and later only. This applet will copy specific tag data from one set of selected tracks to a second set of selected tracks. You can copy any combination of Checkmark, Song Title, Artist, Album Artist, Album, Genre, Year, Disc and Track, Composer, Grouping, Work, Movement, BPM, Comments, Lyrics, Rating, Loved/Disliked, Plays/Skips, Artwork and Compilation.
Use with thoughtfulness. Both sets of selected tracks should be sorted by Play Order/Playlist Order (or at the very least using the same sorting) so the tag info is copied in the correct order from and to the intended tracks.
Only tracks in the local Media library are accessible. Tracks in the Apple Music interface are inaccessible.
Latest version:
- Additional accommodations for macOS 11.3
- Performance and UI enhancements
More information for Copy Tag Info Tracks to Tracks v6.5 and download link is here.
UPDATED: Coverscope v2.3
For macOS 11 and later only. This applet will show both the assigned track artwork and the local file's metadata artwork (if any exists) for the selected track. The Track entry artwork well supports copy, paste and drags. Pasting or dragging image data immediately applies the image to the selected track's artwork and attempts to embed it. Additional tools can Embed or Apply artwork between track and file.
Latest version:
- Additional accommodations for macOS 11.3
- Performance and UI enhancements
More information for Coverscope v2.3 and download link is here.
