Use the file organizer plugin.
You can open in rhythmbox and should be able to organise the temporary file without any additional steps.
Check the preferences about folder/file movement first as the default settings aren't good for those who use a generic download folder.
https://live.gnome.org/RhythmboxPlugins/ThirdParty
Hi All,
I have a music collection on a NFS server. I've mounted it and pointed Rhythmbox at the collection. It works well.
What I find myself doing is downloading mp3s that I have brought from Amazon Cloud; For reasons I cannot fathom, Amazon cloud only lets you download individual mp3 on my OS (Fedora Linux 18).
So, I click on an mp3 in my browser, and firefox pops up asking if I want to open in Rhythmbox, or Save As. If I open in rhythmbox, the mp3 doesn't persist (I'm guessing it is not saved in the 'right' place.) My work around is to Save As, then copy across from ~/Downloads into /Music/amazon/ and tell Rhythmbox to import the new tune.
Can anyone suggest an improvement in my work-around workflow?
cheers,
Richard
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