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README.md

@@ -1,37 +1,40 @@
 # yt-timestamp-gen
+
 Create a lists of cumulated timestamps out of audio files from one directory using the Mutagen Python library. What you can easily paste afterwards to your description box on Youtube. There is an option to turn on enumeration for tracks in case the filenames do not start with numbering. It is a simple console application.
 
 ## Usage:
- 1. Paste the full path to the directory that contains the audio files that you would like to create the timestamps from. (e.g. "C:\Music\MyAlbum")
- 2. Decide if you need enumeration
- 3. Done!
+
+1.  Paste the full path to the directory that contains the audio files that you would like to create the timestamps from. (e.g. "C:\Music\MyAlbum")
+2.  Decide if you need enumeration
+3.  Done!
 
 ## Output example:
-01. {filename1} - 00:00
-02. {filename2} - 03:54
-03. {filename3} - 07:09
+
+1.  {filename1} - 00:00
+2.  {filename2} - 03:54
+3.  {filename3} - 07:09
 
 ### Supported file extensions:
- - AAC
- - AC3
- - AIFF
- - ASF
- - DSDIFF
- - DSF
- - FLAC
- - MonkeysAudio
- - MP3
- - MP4
- - Musepack
- - OggFLAC
- - OggOpus
- - OggSpeex
- - OggTheora
- - OggVorbis
- - OptimFrog
- - SMF
- - TAK
- - TrueAudio
- - WAVE
- - WavPack
 
+- AAC
+- AC3
+- AIFF
+- ASF
+- DSDIFF
+- DSF
+- FLAC
+- MonkeysAudio
+- MP3
+- MP4
+- Musepack
+- OggFLAC
+- OggOpus
+- OggSpeex
+- OggTheora
+- OggVorbis
+- OptimFrog
+- SMF
+- TAK
+- TrueAudio
+- WAVE
+- WavPack

yt-timestamps-gen.py → yt-timestamp-gen.py

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
 from mutagen.wavpack import WavPack
 
 
-class YTtimestamps:
+class YTtimestamp:
     def __init__(self, path, isNum):
         self.path = path + "\*"
         self.filePaths = glob(self.path)
@@ -163,5 +163,5 @@ def Run(self):
     isNum = True
 else:
     isNum = False
-MyYTtimestamps = YTtimestamps(path, isNum)
-MyYTtimestamps.Run()
+MyYTtimestamp = YTtimestamp(path, isNum)
+MyYTtimestamp.Run()