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by Dan Beeston
Difficulty:IntermediateLength:QuickLanguages:
Adding metadata to an audio file can be confusing and unintuitive. In this screencast we'll take a look at some common pitfalls and find the fastest, easiest way to solve the problem.

Adding Metadata to Your Garageband Project
Perl Code from Automator Action
$oldfile = "$ARGV[0]"; $newfile = $oldfile; $path = "/"; $newfile =~ s/.*\/Ep\s(\d*).*//g; $newfile = substr("00$1",-3); $newfile = "handlebars$newfile"; $newfile = "$path$newfile"; rename $oldfile, $newfile;
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