On Wed, 26 Dec 2007, Paul M Foster wrote:
> Anyone know of a command line utility which will scan a directory
> recursively to discover all the WAVs, MP3s, OGGs, etc. and generate a
> playlist for all of them?
It's just a list of filenames (at least what XMMS uses is). "find $MP3_ROOT
-iname \*.wav -o -iname \*.mp3 ... > playlist" should do it. I wrote a
companion script (a bit of sed, IIRC) which converts the names into "as seen
by a Windows machine" UNC paths.
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