Using LosslessCut (Linux, Mac, Windoze GPL) to make quick editing cuts of mp3s. Trim off the first 22 seconds and last 20 seconds of each file before encoding into a opus chaptered audiobook with
freac.Legogender
Liaspec
Liaspec
Librafeminine
Librafeminine
Libragender
Libragender
Libralesbian
Libralesbian
Libramasculine
Libramasculine
Libramaverique
Libramaverique
Librandrogyne
Librandrogyne
Libranonbinary
Libranonbinary
Lilafluid
Lilafluid
Lingender
Lingender
Linkgender
Littlefluid
Littlefluid
Lolgender
Ludogender
Lunagender
Lunagender
Lunarset
Lunarset
Remove duplicate lines without changing order
Liaspec
Librafeminine
Libragender
Libralesbian
Libramasculine
Libramaverique
Librandrogyne
Libranonbinary
Lilafluid
Lingender
Linkgender
Littlefluid
Lolgender
Ludogender
Lunagender
Lunarset
Liaspec
Liaspec
Librafeminine
Librafeminine
Libragender
Libragender
Libralesbian
Libralesbian
Libramasculine
Libramasculine
Libramaverique
Libramaverique
Librandrogyne
Librandrogyne
Libranonbinary
Libranonbinary
Lilafluid
Lilafluid
Lingender
Lingender
Linkgender
Littlefluid
Littlefluid
Lolgender
Ludogender
Lunagender
Lunagender
Lunarset
Lunarset
Remove duplicate lines without changing order
nl -w1 gender.txt | sort -k2 | uniq -f1 | sort -n | cut -f2- > output.txtor this one works too keeping original order
awk '!seen[$0]++' gender.txt > output.txtLegogender
Liaspec
Librafeminine
Libragender
Libralesbian
Libramasculine
Libramaverique
Librandrogyne
Libranonbinary
Lilafluid
Lingender
Linkgender
Littlefluid
Lolgender
Ludogender
Lunagender
Lunarset
regex searches for a replaces any digits mixed with periods / dots 00.34.77 which are timestamps created by
LosslessCut
you need to use a . instead of using quantifier or whatever it's called. I used 23 or 24 ..... periods.-(\d)........................
this also works-(\d+).(\d+).(\d+).(\d+).(\d+).(\d+).(\d+).(\d+)(\D)-(\d)........................multiple dashes in filename so
$1
(\D) matches non-digit (like abcd, etc.) then a dash and replace with first string $1 which is the letter. Otherwise the last letter gets chopped off at end of filename.If there is a numeral at the end like Part 1 change the first (\D) to lowercase to indicate digit like so
(\d)-(\d)........................
\1