transfat(1)

NAME
transfat - transfer and sort audio files to/on a FAT device

SYNOPSIS
transfat [OPTIONS] [SOURCES] [DESTINATION]

DESCRIPTION
transfat is a convenience program designed to make it painless to play music on certain car stereos; namely, car stereos that (1) only accept MP3 format and (2) do not alphanumerically play audio files within a directory. A few things are done when running this program: certain files are filtered out from the transfer list (e.g., CUEs, LOGs, etc), non-MP3 audio files are converted to MP3, the audio files are transferred to a device, the device is unmounted, and then the device is fatsorted. Running without any SOURCES simply doesn't do any transfering, so it's a good option if you only want to rename directories or sort your drive.

OPTIONS

--config-file=CONFIG_FILE
    use the configuration file specified by CONFIG_FILE. Note that the specified configuration file must conform to the scheme of the default config.ini.

--default
    use DEFAULT settings from configuration file

--find-config
    display path to configuration file and exit

-h --help
    display help message and exit

--no-sort
    don't unmount or fatsort the DESTINATION drive

-n --non-interactive
    never prompt user for input. Note that the configuration file specifies to prompt whether to take certain actions; this option suppresses all of those prompts.

--quiet --silent
    display minimal output

--rename
    rename name-pattern matched directories

--verbose
    display maximal output

--version
    display version number and exit

SEE ALSO
fatsort(1)

BUGS
No known bugs: please open an issue at github.com/mwiens91/transfat if you find one.

AUTHOR
Matt Wiens <mwiens91 at gmail dot com>