8 December 2013

Great playlist fixer

computers, computing, software, technology, tip

Thread Trim Development: How it can save up to 80%
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 30 minutesPrint PostOrigins and need Discussions with AI Models normally require the whole thread of the discussion to be ‘uploaded’ with each prompt a ...
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Triage Action for OpenWebUI — Technical Brief (dev_1.4)
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 8 minutesPrint PostPurpose: Triage is an OpenWebUI button created de novo. It enables a cheap or free AI model to read a frontier model’s ...
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The £15 Anthropic Fuel Plan: complete with digital range anxiety
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 15 minutesPrint PostWhat exactly do you get for roughly £15 a month with Claude Pro? Anthropic describes usage limits, reset periods and the factors ...
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The Dream Is Over: Tears follow the collapse of Villa Vie’s “Endless Cruise”
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 11 minutesPrint PostImagine you’re on a cruise of your lifetime. You paid your money. You’ve been sipping pina coladas on sprawling sun-bathed decks over ...
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Development Brief: OpenRouter Batch Dispatcher (dev_ver_1.7.3)
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 9 minutesPrint Post1. Introduction and Operational Context The OpenRouter Batch Dispatcher is a specialised OpenWebUI Python function engineered to streamline the asynchronous processing of ...
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Technical Outline: The Evolution of OpenRouter Batch Dispatcher (dev 1.7.1)
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 8 minutesPrint PostWell, for those few people with intelligence, they would have seen the work done in AI Model Asynchronous Batching – The Captain’s ...
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AI Model Asynchronous Batching
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 7 minutesPrint PostThe Economic Logic of Asynchronous Batching Real-time inference carries an unnecessary tax. When you submit bulk research prompts sequentially through a standard ...
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OpenRouter Image Generation Integration via OpenWebUI
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 8 minutesPrint PostSo far, over the last few weeks I concentrated on long-form text-based use cases of my setup (OpenWebUI in Docker on W11) ...
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This is only for those who know about music files and playlists.

Whether or not you agree our Fat Disclaimer applies

I’ve regularly had the problem when I moved my music from computer to computer, or disc to disc, that my playlists would not work. I mean I have like lots of playlists – so I really didn’t want to make them all over again.

I got onto Google and after a 10 min search – I came across ListFix!! Yes it took that long to find, because there isn’t a lot of applications out there that will do the job easily or cheaply.

ListFix is free of charge – as far as I can see.

I just installed, started up, and directed it to my music folder and the folder where my playlists were stored. I then selected all playlists and hit a button to fix um! In 5 seconds all lists were fixed!!!

I was so appreciative I made a $5 USD donation to the creator of the software by PayPal.

p>This will fix all sorts of playlists on iTunes and other applications. The good thing that it is free to use.

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Great playlist fixer