Pick Me Generates Random File Lists
Fri, Mar 6th, 2009 |
Windows only: You've got a hard drive filled with media, but no idea what you want to watch or listen to next. Pick Me produces a list of random files for you to choose from.
Pick Me is a really, truly tiny application (about 122k) with a singular function. You point Pick Me at a directory and it returns the number of random files you specify. Sure, many media tools like iTunes have a random shuffle feature, but what if you want to "shuffle" other kinds of files, or work outside a single library?
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