Device Details
Device Overview
Name/Version: | Menu Folder for Max 1.0 | |
Author: | OSTINSOLO | |
Description: | This Jsui script allows you to navigate a selected folder media, with a an expanded view of the files and relative byte size. Drag and Drop the File or a folder onto the Jsui menu or input the path ~, there are two opendialog that will help with the browsing. You can use the keyboard arrow up/down to scroll in the menu and receive the absolute path. I use it as part of a process chain of two major projects and have extra control over my files system. |
Device Details
Tags | synth, drum, sampler, video, lfo, sequencer, effect, utility, glitch, other, hardware, dj, m4lhackevent, beta, push |
Live Version Used: | 10.1.18 |
Max Version Used: | 8.1.5 |
Date Added: | May 01 2024 14:59:14 |
Date Last Updated: | May 03 2024 13:21:55 |
Device Type: | midi_device |
Download URL (report link) | https://ostinsolo.gumroad.com/l/cuswxu |
License (more info): | None |
Comments
What is it for? |
Posted on May 01 2024 by terrordisco (report) |
This JSUI utility monitors files in a specified system folder and returns the paths of media files. It offers a range of applications for media management and analysis: Audio buffer replacement: can be used to iterate over audio files, facilitating seamless buffer replacement in audio processing tasks. Video playlists: By integrating the JSUI files with a jit object, you can generate dynamic playlists of videos, enhancing media playback experiences. Mixed format media retrieval: it efficiently filters and retrieves media files from folders containing mixed format files, simplifying media organization and access. File version checking: Comparing file sizes, it enables you to identify different versions of similarly named files, aiding in file version control and management. These are just a few examples of how this object can be utilized. Its flexibility and functionality make it a valuable tool for a wide range of media-related tasks, offering developers and users a convenient way to interact with and manage media files within a system folder. |
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