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Size of Artwork v2.0
OS X 10.10 or later. This script will display the size (width x height) of the artwork of the single selected track.
Also see Sort by Artwork Size.
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Daryl deserves larger artwork.
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Comments Search v1.2
OS X 10.10 and later only. This script will search the Comments tags of the Music library tracks for a user-entered text string and copy the track results to a discrete playlist.
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Any tracks whose Comments contain the string "Bonus Track" will be copied to a "_Comments Search Results" playlist.
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Clipboard as Artwork for Selection v1.1
Apply an image copied to the clipboard as the artwork for one or more selected tracks. Saves a step or two by not having to open the Info window and tab to the Artwork panel (and then closing it again).
Works quite smoothly when assigned a keyboard shortcut.
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Confirmation dialog.
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Clipboard to Multi-Tracks Lyrics v2.0
This script will paste the contents of the clipboard to the Lyrics tag of each selected iTunes track. (For instance, you want the same lyric text for each of your six copies of "London Calling".)
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"Clipboard to Multi-Tracks Lyrics" will display the clipboard text to allow some basic editing before you "OK" and commit to paste.
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Copy Tracks to Multiple Playlists v4.2
For macOS 10.12 and later only. This script will copy the selected tracks to one or more chosen playlists.
Also see Remove From Other Playlists.
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The selected tracks will be copied to the two chosen playlists.
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Batch Trim Start or Stop Time (Seconds) v2.3
For macOS 10.12 and later only. This script will obtain a user-entered number of seconds (as integer or float) and either add it to the current Start Time or subtract it from the current Stop Time of the selected tracks.
You might also be interested in Reset Tracks Start-Stop.
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Remember: the current Start Time and Stop Time will be added to or subtracted from.
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PDF Adder v5.6
For macOS 10.12 and later only. These two AppleScripts each assist with adding PDF files to iTunes as PDF tracks. Each provides a method for easily supplying Artist, Album Artist, Album, Genre, Year, Rating, Loved and Comments tag data which is then applied to the newly-added PDF track entry:
- Add as PDF to iTunes is a PDF Service workflow that, when installed, will be available in the PDF pop-up menu of the Print Dialog. It allows you to save the current document as a PDF file (from any application that uses the Print Dialog) and add it to iTunes. I describe here how I use it with Safari Reader view.
- PDF Adder is an applet/droplet that will let you choose or drag-and-drop an existing PDF file and add it to iTunes. It can be installed in iTunes' Scripts folder for easy access from iTunes Script menu.
Here are some suggestions for your own "digital booklet" PDFs:
- Album lyrics/liner notes
- Music production notes
- Manuals
- Receipts/order confirmations
- DJ set lists
- Podcast addenda
- Audiobook chapter synopses
- Lecture notes
- Sound effects indexes
Anything you can print, you can make into a PDF...and any PDF can be added to iTunes.
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Each script displays a panel like this one before adding the PDF to iTunes.
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Search Amazon Book Covers v1.3
For macOS 10.12 and later only. This script will use your choice of Title (Name), Author (Artist), Album, and/or Category (Genre) of a single selected book-type track as the basis for a search of Amazon Books via your default browser.
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Choose the keywords from the selected track and click on "OK".
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A Space Between v2.0
For macOS 10.12 and later only. This applet will play each track in the selected playlist and will wait (one might say insert but that's technically incorrect) a user-set number of seconds between each. Play can commence at the "top" of the playlist or from a selected track.
NOTE: This script will only work as described when the "Up Next" queue is empty. You can use the "Clear" button" in "Up Next" to empty it of tracks. This is an issue with iTunes 12.2 and later.
Also see Stop Track!.
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Select a playlist (or a track in a playlist) and then run the applet. Enter the number of seconds to wait between each track.
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Search YouTube v1.1
This script uses the Song Name and Artist of the selected or playing track as the basis for a search of YouTube. Results will be displayed in your default web browser.
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