I have 20 folders (each folder has an average of 25 songs) with music I use to add to scenes. I now have a situation were I am not sure if some of the songs in the folders have been used multiple times or not at all. Going into every scene would be a headache. I could open the json files using word but that process would be very tedious as well. Is there a fast way to locate the audio name in a scene without opening the scene or json file? A plugin that could scan my saved scene folder and display audio used (and other details) would be ideal but I have not found one.
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Question Fastest way to identify audio in scene
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Maybe you're the only person to have that need, and so someone having created a plugin for that would be incredibly lucky.
If you decide to open the json files, please don't use Word, install Notepad++, Visual Studio Code, or anything else code related that will be way better than Word to search in multiple files.
If you decide to open the json files, please don't use Word, install Notepad++, Visual Studio Code, or anything else code related that will be way better than Word to search in multiple files.
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