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Collection of seven Automator Actions for iTunes

Obligatory warning: This script has been designated as a "Retro Script" and there is no guarantee that it will function as described with modern versions of iTunes and OS X and may even corrupt or destroy data.

This collection contains seven Automator Actions for iTunes:

  • Get Selected Tracks or Selected Playlist
    Outputs the selected tracks, or if no tracks selected, the selected playlist
  • Choose Encoder
    Select an encoder to use on-the-fly, restoring your iTunes Preferences-set encoder with the Restore Encoder action
  • Restore Encoder
    Restores the Preferences-set encoder stored with the Choose Encoder action
  • Convert Tracks
    Convert library tracks or import CD tracks with option to delete the original tracks and their files
  • Copy Tracks to Playlist
    Copy tracks from a previous action to a new or existing library playlist
  • Copy Tracks to iPod
    Copy tracks from a previous action to a new or existing iPod playlist
  • Make AAC Tracks Bookmarkable
    Change the file-type of AAC tracks from a previous action so that they are "bookmarkable"

For more information about each action, refer to its description in Automator's Actions List. Requires Mac OS 10.4 or better.

Being from the first generation of Automator, these Actions may or may not "play well" with the latest versions of Automator.

Latest version:

  • April 29, 2005

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