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PROGRAM:
NAME
mktunes - convert GNUtunesDB's XML into iTunesDB format
SYNOPSIS
mktunes [OPTION]...
DESCRIPTION
Convert GNUtunesDB.xml into iTunesDB format
--help display this help and exit
--version
output version information and exit
-m, --mount=DIRECTORY
iPod mountpoint. Default is $IPOD_MOUNTPOINT
-n, --ipod-name=NAME
iPod Name (For unlabeled iPods). iTunes displays this name, not the label.
-v, --volume=VALUE
Adjust volume +-VALUE% (example: --volume +5)
-e, --energy
Save energy (= Disable scrolling title)
-g, --fwguid=HEXVAL
Enforce iPod serial/firewire-guid. Late 2007 iPod models (3gen Nano, Classic,
Touch) refuse to work unless the iTunesDB has been signed with a sha1 hash. This
hash helps to detect corrupted databases, prevents sharing an iTunesDB between
multiple iPods and locks out non-apple software. GNUpod is able to create the
required hash value if it knows the iPods serial number, this is a 16 chars long
hex value such as: '000ba3100310abcf' and should be autodetected on GNU/Linux (via
/proc/bus/usb/devices) and Solaris (via prtconf -v). Use this switch to set the
serial if the autodetection somehow fails to find the correct serial number of your
iPod. You can also specify the value in your configuration file (gnupodrc) as
'mktunes.fwguid = 000ba3100310abcf'.
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