(It is quite easy to switch out any of these viewer/player programs/commands to replace them with another viewer/player that is available in a user's operating environment.)Įach of these two 'Batch-Find' utilities was implemented as a Tk script and 2 shell scripts. These two 'batch-find' utilities have GUI's that were designed to offer the user the ability to 'automatically' select image/media files within a DIRECTORY HIERARCHY - according to criteria such as filename-mask, file-size, file-age, and file-type - and show the image/media files in a sequence - with a choice from several image-viewer/media-player programs. The second provides a Tk GUI 'front end' to a combination of the 'find' command and a user-selectable media-player command/program. The first provides a Tk GUI 'front end' to a combination of the 'find' command and a user-selectable image viewer command/program. tkMediaPlayer - to Batch-Select-and-Play Movie & Audio files in a Directory Hierarchy.
tkImageViewer - for Mask-Selecting Images from a Directory Hierarchy Those two utilities were published in 2013dec at These two 'show/play-files-in-a-PLAYLIST' utilities are follow-up's to two corresponding 'batch' 'find-and-show/play-files-in-a-DIRECTORY-HIERARCHY' utilities. That 'play-media-files-in-a-playlist' utility is the subject of this page.
That page mentioned that another utility would follow - a utility to show 'media' (movie and/or audio) files, named in a 'playlist' file - using media-players such as
On 2014mar02, I contributed code at tkShowImageFilesInPlaylist - a front-end for multiple image viewers that uses several image viewers ('display', 'ffplay', 'eog') in making a 'show-image-files-in-a-playlist' Tk-script utility.
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