iTunes2HTML
Perl script to convert your iTunes library to HTML
Version: 2.2
wheres the html file?!
Feedback Type: Troubleshooting Report
Contributed by: dsilvan Tuesday, September 02 2003 @ 01:28 PM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
Where does it put the .html file (if it even creates one), and what would it be called? I've run it twice, but I know not a thing about perl, and I don't see any new files, much less .html files either where the itunes2html.txt is, nor where the original xml file is. I'd really like to use this, because I have 20G plus of mp3s, and the xml file that itunes generates doesn't open properly in Adobe GoLive 6.0. (which makes me wonder about Apple's policy of openness.)
System Info:
wheres the html file?! - morbus
By default, the HTML file is spit out to STDOUT, which would be your Terminal application. If you want to save it to a file called "output.html", for example, add the following to the end of your command line: "> output.html". Your final command would look something like:perl itunes2html.txt /path/to/library.xml > output.html
If you have more questions, be sure to email me at morbus@disobey.com. I'd love to see the list it generates.
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