Head_on_a_Stick wrote:I know you think I'm just being a **** but it really would be best if you explain why you want a randomised order, there might be a better way of acheiving your goal.
I wonder, why would you ask me such a question?
I have hunderths of mp3u files I want to concat them in a randomly way everytime I launch the player, so It can play that huge playlist with a RANDOM new song everytime, and those concat files need a header #EXTINF, for each song to be able to be played, so you just cant concat all files, and then, later sort it randomly, that would also order randomly headers titles #EXTINF.... so, this is the case here, but i do this kind of things very usually...
find . -name "*.m3u" | sort -R | find -exec cat {} > biglist.m3u \;