The Unix master generates a playlist
The Unix master wanted to create a playlist of music, so he wrote a small script.
files/2024/listings/generate-all.sh (Source)
#!/usr/bin/env sh find /mnt/public/Music/Christmas/ ! \( \ -ipath '*/Various/*' \ -o -ipath '*/Other Artist To Skip/*' \ \) -name '*.mp3' | sed -r -e 's@^@file://@;' -e 's@ @%20@g;' | shuf > /mnt/public/Music/Christmas/all-christmas.m3u
These playlists work for VLC on a system with the correct paths mounted with nfs. But since the Unix master also wanted playlists that Jellyfin/Finamp could use, he farmed out the job to a Unix noob.
files/2024/listings/make-relative-playlist.sh (Source)
#!/bin/sh # Startdate: 2024-10-17-5 09:52 # Purpose: facilitate converting an m3u playlist to relative paths for Jellyfin/Finamp to play well # Usage: # < input.m3u make-relative-playlist.sh > input-relative.m3u sed -r -e 's@file:///mnt/public/Music/@@g;'
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