Copyright (C) 2002 Bery Rinaldo
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
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| Date | Version | Description |
| 16-Dec-2002 | 1.0 | Initial release |
Also, you should visit the Mac OS X / AudioTron Page for more details on using your Mac and AudioTron together.
For users of OS X: to make AppleScripts available to all Users, create a folder called "Scripts" and place it in Library > iTunes (you may have to create the "iTunes" folder; I think you can put the "iTunes Plug-Ins" folder here also). For single Users, make a "Scripts" folder in the Users > username > Library > iTunes folder. Put your scripts in the "Scripts" folder and they will appear in iTunes' Scripts Menu.
You can also create a "Scripts" folder in the Documents > iTunes folder. This is considered the "per-user" folder while the one in the iTunes application folder is global to all users.
I have provided a link to a StuffIt archive which contains the application.
After downloading and unstuffing the script, you should put it in the Scripts folder you created as part of the setup instructions above.
When you open iTunes, you will notice an AppleScript icon between the Window and Help pull-down menus. Select the tracks you want to run the script on by selecting them in the top-most iTunes window. When you pull-down on the AppleScript icon, you should see the script (as you've named it) in the menu.
When the script is complete, it will prompt with a dialog which indicated how many tracks were corrected.
And that's it! Next, tell your AudioTron to search for new files (via the web interface or the options button on the unit), files that it did not reconize before the update should be seen now.
I developed this script on Mac OS X 10.2.2 with iTunes 3. It may work in other environments...your mileage may vary. This script may be freely copied, modified and used as you see fit. This script comes with no guarantee or waranty whatsoever, so use it at your own risk (that's my standard disclaimer ;-).