Ever have trouble reading the titles of your
Podcasts in a list because they scroll off the right side of your
iPod's screen? When every episode is titled something like "This Week's Exciting Edition of the World's Best Fish Noodling Podcast Episode #124," all you see in your list is:
- This Week's Exciting Editi
- This Week's Exciting Editi
- This Week's Exciting Editi
- This Week's Exciting Editi
- This Week's Exciting Editi
- This Week's Exciting Editi
Pretty irritating, no? The truth is,
podcasters should name their episodes with the number or date first. But assuming that isn't going to happen, I use this simple free
AppleScript,
Search/Replace Tag Script.
By using this
Applescript and searching for "This Week's Exciting Edition of the World's Best Fish Noodling Podcast Episode" and replacing with "Noodling," my list now looks like:
- Noodling #126
- Noodling #127
- Noodling #128
- Noodling #129
- Noodling #130
- Noodling #131
Doug Adams hosts
Doug's AppleScripts for iTunes, where over 400 (so far) free
AppleScripts (most authored by Doug) add functionality to the
ubiquitous iTunes on Mac OS X, using this built-in scripting language. Take a look, there's bound to be something there you've always wished
iTunes did!
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