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13. Resources
Downloading all the scripts
These scripts can be found in the package of the application at
http://www.coin-c.com/CCTunes/cct-download.html.
Surely you could copy and paste everything from this file, but downloading and untarring is a
bit safer, since sometimes the whitespace is important.
Resources used in this article
Other Resources
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Name
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Link
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Description
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mp3report
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http://mp3report.sourceforge.net/
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Suppose you have no iTunes XML file, mp3report could be used to generate one. It runs over
your collection of mp3 files and does about the same as all these scripts.
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AudioHiJack
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http://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/
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Very good application to record online radio with. Shareware at a nice
price.
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Doug's AppleScript for iTunes
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http://www.malcolmadams.com/itunes/index.php
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Ultimate resource for everything AppleScriptable in iTunes.
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ImageMagick
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http://www.imagemagick.org/
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Whatever you need to convert images if GraphicConverter does not seem
to do the trick. Available in a weird license, which I think is as free
as possible for an image manipulation program that supports a wide range
of formats like this one.
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Clutter
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http://www.sprote.com/clutter/
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Nice application to get the Artwork in your iTunes. It has not been updated
for a while however.
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iCatalog
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http://www.kavasoft.com/iTunesCatalog/
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Shareware application that does the same as the scripts in this article. Except,
without paying you only get albums from artists starting with letters A-E. Easy
workaround: put an A-E in front of all your artists or so? Naaah, just pay or
use the scripts here.
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iPlaylist
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http://iplaylist.knownworld.net/index.html
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Donationware application to publicize your library on a web page that looks like
you're in iTunes itself. Does not extract images at all.
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itunes2html
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http://disobey.com/detergent/code/itunes2html.txt
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Somebody took the perl script approach for converting iTunes playlists to HTML.
iPlaylist is based on this.
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Document Layout
This document was made with the excellent guide style sheet also
used to make the gentoo
documentation, with some minor adaptations done by myself.
The XSLT file to generate all of this, is at http://dev.gentoo.org/~swift/local/guide.xsl.
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