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Hi Lee and all, I wrote some scripts a while back to help with zipping / unzipping of karaoke files. I'll post them here in case they help someone. Please note you need to have 7zip.exe installed. Copy & paste the code into a bat file & run it inside the folder you want it to process - Important: it's recursive so will go through each subfolder. I will suggest that if you don't understand the code, don't run it. If you want to try it out, try it in a test folder. This will put matching cdg & mp3 files into a zip. i.e. my song.mp3 & mysong.cdg will be placed into a zip called mysong.zip @ECHO OFF REM zip cdg & matching mp3 to a zip file with the same name (deletes original file). REM if no matching file found no action is taken & original file is left in place. FOR /R %%F IN (*.cdg) DO IF EXIST "%%~dpnF.mp3" pushd "%%~dpF"&"C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7Z.exe" a "%%~nF.zip" "%%~nF.cdg" "%%~nF.mp3" -sdel&POPD GOTO :eof This one extracts the contents of the zip file in to the current folder. It will go through each subfolder & extract the zip contents. @ECHO OFF REM this file extracts loops through all subfolders & extracts the zip files to their repective directories SET 7z="C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" SETLOCAL FOR /R %%f IN (*.zip) DO CALL :process "%%f" goto :eof :process REM pushd "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" e %1 -o"%~dp1"

Ok, happy to do that, but I can't edit my post.

I use Yt-dlp - easy to use, open source, updated frequently & lot's of options for saving, works with lots of other sites (including iplayer). [Hidden Content] A couple of examples: extract audio yt-dlp "yourvideosite.com?v=dfdfdfd" -x --audio-format mp3 extract best video to mp4 yt-dlp "yourvideosite.com?v=dfdfdfd" -f "bv*[ext=mp4]+ba[ext=m4a]/b[ext=mp4] / bv*+ba/b" I also use it in a powershell terminal to loop through a text file containing a list of different video url's $links = get-content -path C:\apps\list.txt | Where-Object { $_.Trim() -ne '' } foreach ($url in $links) {start-process -FilePath C:\Apps\yt-dlp.exe -ArgumentList "$url -f bestvideo[ext=mp4]+bestaudio[ext=m4a]/best[ext=mp4]/best" -wait}

Awesome, thanks.

Is there any Karaoke of the songs from SIX the musical?

another simple method for listing files in a folder & outputting it to a text file: Navigate to the folder where you want to list the files Hold down Shift on the keyboard & Right-click on the whitespace where the files are select open in terminal Type "gci -n|outfile filelist.txt" (you can also change where the file list is saved by giving a full file path rather than just a filename e.g. outfile c:\temp\myfiles.txt)

That link will only work on your computer as it's looking for the file on your F:\ Drive. F:\KARAOKE\HOMEMADE\DFK(001-162) - DANCING FROG Homemade by J D Crooner - (Zipped)\DFK Song List by DiscID - Feb, 2018.pdf

Most of these can be downloaded [Hidden Content]

Hopefully these will fill the gap ZPA-Missing

I managed to find all of these on my drive - They seem to be ok. Zoom_Replacements

apologies - I misread it.

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No worries - I've done the same thing plenty of times!

I checked the file "LEG189-13 - Alphabet Street - Prince" & It comes up as 1999, which is the issue that BJ reported.

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