I own a Samsung YH-J70 mp3 player with 20gb of space. Because i dont really like to use windows i had to write a script so i can make playlists under linux. The script is more or less self explainary. If not, post your questions below.
| Code: playlists.sh
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#!/bin/bash
if [ -z "$1" -o -z "$2" ]; then
echo "Use: <playlistname> \"<directory\""
exit;
fi
if [ -z $1 ] ; then
PLAYLIST=all
else
PLAYLIST=$1
fi
if [ -z "$2" -a -n "$1" ] ; then
DIRECTORY="/mnt/samsung/music"
else
DIRECTORY=$2
fi
SOUNDDIR=`echo $DIRECTORY | sed 's|/mnt/samsung/||g'`
cp /mnt/samsung/data/playlist/head.txt /mnt/samsung/music/playlist/$PLAYLIST.spl
cd /mnt/samsung
find "$DIRECTORY" -type f -name *[mM][pP]3 | sed 's/music\//\\MUSIC\\/g' | sed 's/\//\\/g' | sort | sed 's/$/\x0D\x00/' | sed 's|.|\x00&|g' >> music/playlist/all.spl
cat /mnt/samsung/data/playlist/footer.txt >> /mnt/samsung/music/playlist/all.spl
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Usage: ./playlist.sh <playlist> <directory of sound files/>
| Code: head.txt
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<FF><FE>S^@P^@L^@ ^@P^@L^@A^@Y^@L^@I^@S^@T^@^M^@
^@V^@E^@R^@S^@I^@O^@N^@ ^@1^@.^@0^@0^@^M^@
^@^M^@
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| Code: footer.txt
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<FF><FE>S^@P^@L^@ ^@P^@L^@A^@Y^@L^@I^@S^@T^@^M^@
^@V^@E^@R^@S^@I^@O^@N^@ ^@1^@.^@0^@0^@^M^@
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Take attention. head.txt and footer.txt include hex chars. These are needed by the YH-J70.
Any Suggestions?