Mirage:~/Data/CD aquarion$ find . -name *.m4p
| sed -e"s/m4p/mp3/g"
| while read FOO;do BAR=$(basename "$FOO");locate "$BAR" | tail -1; done
| while read FOO ; do cp $FOO .;doneOkay, so I need to do the rm *.m4p afterwards, but still.
So, question one, what does it do, and question two, what is it for?
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Pol:
It would appear to try and locate all of the MP3s on your system which also exist as AAC and then copy the MP3 to the current directory.
I’d guess you use it for copying the converted elements of your ITMS for upload to a portable MP3 device.
D:
You missed “Mirage:~/Data/CD” at the start.
He’s making a backup of his music. :)
-Dx
Aquarion:
Pol ‘s closer. The CD is for my MP3 playing CD Player, which doesn’t do AAC.