I am looking to broaden the recognition of track names that people have so they get handled correctly.
The idea is that many people probably have like JFO6.wav or ImperialMarch.wav (which I have listed already) but maybe there’s obscure names I don’t have yet, so adding them to the list as a track file will help others who might happen to have it get better results when converting fonts and have their tracks recognized properly.
TL;DR The more track names I can add, the more people it will be universally helpful for.
I’ve made this super easy.
The link below contains both a Windows bat file and a MacOS app that will make a list of all tracks inside “tracks” folders in your font collection folder.
How-to-run.txt files explain to just click, pick, and done.
If you can, please run this and send me the resulting TextList.txt file in a PM.
Thanks!
I’ll get in on this. Duplicates don’t matter (and aren’t annoying)? Should I skip the tracks I’ve renamed or converted that were not part of a pro made font?
I was thinking that you might want just tracks that came with professionally created fonts, so I’d start with freshly unzipped versions to be sure there no extra. But if it doesn’t matter I’ll just let her rip and send everything I’ve got.
Let 'er rip.
I am already going to filter duplicates.
The latter part of your post is the exact reason for this; to get more than just “the popular” ones.
Well the unarchiver is indeed mighty (thanks for that), but no change. Selected UnArchiver, got the MACOS folder, command clicked and selected open. Same error loop.
If it’s an automator script or applescript, could you just distribute that instead? Then people should be able to run it through their local interpreter?
Not sure what all you’ve got going on in that thing.
Open with terminal.
I guess each user locally needs to chmod to make executable, plus no messages exactly, why wouldn’t automator bundle work I have no idea.
Try that out when I get near a computer. Meanwhile, the bat file should work on Windows I’m assuming. I tried it on my virtual machine and it was good.