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WulfDisciple of TzeentchThe Void... (New Jersey)Registered Userregular
edited July 2007
Then you would be wrong. Just shift-select all the shows you want to batch edit the info for and use your shortcut for Get Info. Just did it in iTunes 7.3 and it worked fine and dandy
Then you would be wrong. Just shift-select all the shows you want to batch edit the info for and use your shortcut for Get Info. Just did it in iTunes 7.3 and it worked fine and dandy
Can you elaborate? Because whenever I bring up Get Info for multiple items, I get this:
instead of this:
This is also in iTunes 7.3.
I found a program called Lostify that would appear to do exactly what I need, but it's only for Macs.
Edit: Alright, now I found a program called Atomic Parsley that let's me edit the metatags, but it works through a command prompt and I don't know how to do multiple items and more quickly than I could by doing it in iTunes...I'm going to edit the OP.
for %%f in (%1\*.*) do AtomicParsley.exe "%%~ff" --genre "TV Shows" --stik "TV Show" --TVShowName "Supernatural"
This will tag all files in a folder at once. You just have to put the batch file in the same directory as Atomic Parsley, and drag&drop the folder onto it. You'll still have to change the batch file for each set of videos, though.
for %%f in (%1\*.*) do AtomicParsley.exe "%%~ff" --genre "TV Shows" --stik "TV Show" --TVShowName "Supernatural"
This will tag all files in a folder at once. You just have to put the batch file in the same directory as Atomic Parsley, and drag&drop the folder onto it. You'll still have to change the batch file for each set of videos, though.
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Can you elaborate? Because whenever I bring up Get Info for multiple items, I get this:
instead of this:
This is also in iTunes 7.3.
I found a program called Lostify that would appear to do exactly what I need, but it's only for Macs.
Edit: Alright, now I found a program called Atomic Parsley that let's me edit the metatags, but it works through a command prompt and I don't know how to do multiple items and more quickly than I could by doing it in iTunes...I'm going to edit the OP.
Copy and paste that line a million times, and edit the info on each line.
Save it as .bat and run it. Might work.
It would look like this:
$list = `ls`;
$path = `pwd`;
chomp($path);
@list = split(/\n/,$list);
foreach $list (@list){
@data = split(/ - /,$list)
$data[1] = s/$path//;
$tvshowname = $data[1];
@episeason = split(/x/,$data[2]);
$season = $episeason[1];
$episode = $episeason[2];
$data[3] =~ s/\.mp4//;
$epname = $data[3];
`AtomicParsley.exe \""$pwd""$list"\' \-\-genre \"TV Shows\" \-\-stik \"TV Show\" \-\-TVShowName \""$tvshowname"\" \-\-TVEpisode \""$epname"\" \-\-TVEpisodeNum "$episode" \-\-TVSeason "$season"`;
}
This will tag all files in a folder at once. You just have to put the batch file in the same directory as Atomic Parsley, and drag&drop the folder onto it. You'll still have to change the batch file for each set of videos, though.
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