It's also doable from the terminal. So if your videos folder was on your
desktop you could do
find ~/Desktop/videos/ -name '*.avi' -type f -delete
to be safe you can test it by leaving the -delete off the end and then
scroll through the output:
find ~/Desktop/videos/ -name '*.avi' -type f
CB
On 3/10/14 7:45 AM, Jim Gatteys wrote:
Colin! I forgot all about vo-j but he could sort them by file type and maybe
that would help. Thanks for helping me remember that keystroke. Funny how we
get so caught up in the same old thing. and I didn't actually know about
control-option-command-5. Thanks for that as well.
Jim
On Mar 10, 2014, at 6:34 AM, Red.Falcon <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi!
Maybe trying to change the View might help like Control+option+command+5 should
sort them by last modified and maybe that will put them in a order where you
can delete blocks of files!
Under Command+j there are other options you could try to help with this!
HTH Colin
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