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bin: Clean up hitolo

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#!/usr/bin/python3 #!/usr/bin/python3
__author__ = 'Dominik Krupke, dserv01.de'
#
# While you want to listen to lossless music on your computer you may not be able to also listen to it mobile because
# it takes too much space. A 32GB-SDCard does not suffice for your full music library so you only have the options to
# either only hearing to a subset mobile or converting the music to a lossy format. This script is for the second
# option.
# * Of course you don't want the lossy files on your computer because you already have your perfect lossless music there.
# * If you extend your music library you want a simple way to also have them mobile.
# * You don't want to convert already converted music twice
# This script synchronizes a lossless library folder (e.g. your music folder on your computer) to a lossy library
# folder (e.g. the music folder of your mobile device) by checking if for all music files in your lossless folder there
# is a converted version in your lossy folder. If this is not the case the file is converted. On the other side it
# checks if you still have the lossless file for each lossy file in your library, otherwise this file is removed (so
# removing a file from your lossless library also removes it from your lossy library)
#
# You can use your own commands for converting specific files. These commands have to convert a single file (check the
# commands-array).
#
# The configuration is done with the from_path and the to_path, as well as with the commands-array.
# Original source at: https://github.com/dserv01/SyncLosslessToLossyMusicLibrary
import os import os
import subprocess import subprocess
##### CONFIGURATION ########################################################################################### ##### CONFIGURATION #######################################
# This is the path of your lossless libray, e.g. '/home/YOURNAME/Music/' # This is the path of your lossless libray, e.g. '/home/YOURNAME/Music/'
FROM_PATH = '/home/glados/Music/HiFi/' FROM_PATH = '/home/glados/Music/HiFi/'
# This is the path of your lossy library, e.g. /mnt/SDCARD0/Music/' # This is the path of your lossy library, e.g. /mnt/SDCARD0/Music/'
TO_PATH = '/home/glados/Music/LoFi/' TO_PATH = '/home/glados/Music/LoFi/'
# Use [INPUT] and [OUTPUT] to build your commands. Both will be replaced by the full path but without the file extension, # [INPUT] and [OUTPUT] will be replaced by the full path without the extension
# e.g. /home/doms/Music/Beethoven/FuerElise.flac -> /home/doms/Music/Beethoven/FuerElise
# You need to add the new and old fileextension for checking if the file is already converted and to remove old files
COMMANDS = [['flac', 'opus', 'opusenc --bitrate 72 [INPUT].flac [OUTPUT].opus'], COMMANDS = [['flac', 'opus', 'opusenc --bitrate 72 [INPUT].flac [OUTPUT].opus'],
['mp3', 'opus', 'ffmpeg -i [INPUT].mp3 -c:v copy -f flac - | opusenc --bitrate 72 - [OUTPUT].opus'], ['mp3', 'opus', 'ffmpeg -i [INPUT].mp3 -c:v copy -f flac - | opusenc --bitrate 72 - [OUTPUT].opus'],
['m4a', 'opus', 'ffmpeg -i [INPUT].m4a -c:v copy -f flac - | opusenc --bitrate 72 - [OUTPUT].opus'], ['m4a', 'opus', 'ffmpeg -i [INPUT].m4a -c:v copy -f flac - | opusenc --bitrate 72 - [OUTPUT].opus'],
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['png', 'jpg', 'convert [INPUT].png [OUTPUT].jpg'] ['png', 'jpg', 'convert [INPUT].png [OUTPUT].jpg']
] ]
# Remove files that are not in the original library
SYNC_DELETIONS = True SYNC_DELETIONS = True
ASK_BEFORE_DELETE = False ASK_BEFORE_DELETE = False
############################################################################################################### ##########################################################
# Check path format # Check path format
if (FROM_PATH[-1] != '/' or TO_PATH[-1] != '/'): if (FROM_PATH[-1] != '/' or TO_PATH[-1] != '/'):