Have you ever spent some time making a playlist, only to have it break when you reorganize your files? listFix() is a Swing application that solves this problem by finding the missing entries in your playlists automatically.
Specify where you keep your media files, load them in the playlist you wish to fix and click on the Locate button.
The program will search your media library for the file and update the playlist accordingly when it finds a match.
If a few files are still missing, it's possible they were renamed. listFix() has a simple way of finding these files as well, by scanning your media library for files that have a similar name to the one in your playlist.
Here are some key features of "listFix()":
· Find lost/missing playlist entries
· Insert/Move/Delete/Replace entries
· Sort the playlist by filename, status, and location
· Randomize the list
· Remove duplicates and/or missing tracks from the playlist
· Copy all songs in a list to a new directory
· Advanced search for renamed tracks
· Append one playlist to another
· Launch an entry or playlist in the system's default media program
· Support for URL & UNC path entries
· Save playlists with absolute or relative references
Requirements:
· JRE/JDK 1.6
· M3U-formatted playlists
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
New Features:
· Support for reading/writing WPL playlists (thanks to John Peterson).
· Can now run "Closest Matches Search" on multiple playlists at once.
· Drag-n-drop support for dragging files in from the operating system.
· Playlists & Media Files can be dragged into an open playlist.
· Playlists can be opened by dragging them into the "home screen" or the menu bar.
· Window position & size are now saved at exit & restored on startup.
Overhauled the config file structure:
· Broke out a new file for options.
· Added a new error log file for better debugging.
· Window size & position stored in its own file.
· Relocated all files to ~/.listFix() along with a new errorLog file, rather than at the root of the user's home directory.
· Config files from old versions are imported and removed when first running this new version.
· Running an old version again will re-create config files in the old location, and this version will leave those alone once new config files exist.
· Colored status circ...
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