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Re: Batch MP3 Editing
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Re: Batch MP3 Editing


  • Subject: Re: Batch MP3 Editing
  • From: "Michael D. Atella" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2003 23:58:53 -0800

OK, a bit of an under-whelming response to my question, so let me ask a
different question that could also solve the same problem:

Is it possible to use Finder scripting to drag files one at a time into an
open window of a non-scriptable application? And also use the finder to
type commands, like command-S, command-V, command-C, etc? I know QuickKeys
used to do this kind of thing (dragging), but as far as I know, AppleScript
doesn't let you script a file drag.



On 3/15/03 12:09 PM, "Michael D. Atella" <email@hidden> wrote:

> I have a puzzling newbie question:
>
> I am trying to get a automate a program to edit MP3's. The program is
> called Audion, and is a Mac OS9 app. This program is similar to iTunes in
> that it has a playlist and player functions, but it also has an editor.
>
> I am not sure if this program is scriptable, since the dictionary appears to
> only have commands relating to the playlist functions, not the editor
> functions. I am not sure if Finder scripting can help?
>
> Anyway, here's my dilemma... Since I need to batch edit a whole bunch of MP3
> files (cut them in half to make song samples and then paste on a small
> commercial at the end), what I need is for the AppleScript to:
>
> Select a menu item within Audion to open the editor.
>
> Navigate to the correct folder where the MP3s are, then navigate to the
> correct file (or next file) until there are no more files left to batch
> process in that folder.
>
> Click Open to open the next file.
>
> Wait for the importing process to end (about 3-15 seconds).
>
> Perform a series of actions such as Cut, Paste, Save.
>
> Repeat until there are no more files left to process.
>
> Alternatively - drag selected folder containing all the files to an
> AppleScript icon for batch processing... Or automatically drag files one at
> a time to the open editor window.
>
> Anyway, I have no idea how to get AppleScript to keep selecting the next
> file in the folder that I designate, or alternatively how to drag the next
> file to the open editor.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> -Mike
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