Wenn Sie mit Mac OS X arbeiten, können Sie das folgende AppleScript ausprobieren. Es findet alle unversehrbaren Titel der Quelle, die Sie auswählen, und fügt sie in eine neue "dumme" Playlist ein.
Wenn Sie Windows verwenden, können Sie die "Logik" dieses Skripts möglicherweise an die COM-Sprache anpassen, die Sie zur Verfügung haben. Siehe Abschnitt "Windows-Lösungen" in Doug's AppleScripts für iTunes .
Ich habe keinen iPod, also konnte ich ihn nicht mit iPod-Tracks testen, aber es funktionierte, um "unversehrbare" Tracks in meiner normalen Bibliothek zu finden.
-- Pick a source (main library/iPod) tell application "iTunes" to set allSources to sources set possibleSources to {} repeat with aSource in allSources using terms from application "iTunes" if kind of aSource is in then -- shared library, unknown set end of possibleSources to contents of aSource end if end using terms from end repeat set sourceStrs to {} set n to 1 repeat with aSource in possibleSources using terms from application "iTunes" tell aSource to set end of sourceStrs to "" & n & ". " & name & " (" & id & "/" & persistent ID & ")" end using terms from end repeat choose from list sourceStrs without multiple selections allowed set theSourceStr to first item of result text 1 through ((offset of "." in theSourceStr) - 1) of theSourceStr as integer set theSource to item result of possibleSources -- Make a new (dumb) playlist to hold the found tracks tell (current date) to ¬ set playlistName to "Unshuffables on " & short date string & " at " & time string using terms from application "iTunes" tell theSource to set unshuffablesPlaylist to make new playlist with properties end using terms from -- Find all "unshuffable" tracks and add them to the new playlist. using terms from application "iTunes" repeat with aPlaylist in library playlists of theSource duplicate (tracks of aPlaylist whose shufflable is false) to unshuffablesPlaylist end repeat end using terms from