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1. Introduction
Warning:
CCTunes is nearly constantly changing. Not all of this documentation may correspond to the
way CCTunes is working when you downloaded it.
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iTunes is keeping track of all the information of your music library, in a proprietary
database file and does not provide any
interface to manipulate that. You have to go through AppleScript to get or set information
in it. This is sometimes nice, some people have nice websites of all sorts of AppleScripts
to do whatever they felt useful to do, but I have not found much information on how to
publish your whole library in html-format. Therefore I went to search the internet, and
found some links which set me on my way to get my own solution.
It might not be perfect, it might not even be nice, but it could do for you. Anyway, it did for me. As of
lately, I've bundled everything together in a nice little application which you can
find here.
You can see a list of similar packages at the end of this document. Some of them are
payware, some of them are freeware. All of them have advantages and disadvantages, and
you might well find that mine is not the package that best suits your needs. However, you
will find that mine comes with a full explanation of what it does. As a matter of fact, it
actually grew out of this documentation and has not had a purpose so far but illustrating
this text. That might change in the future, but as for now, it's better to still consider
it like that. If you have some success or ideas with the package, I'd be glad to hear!
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