Greg Bailey a écrit :
If you have the rpmforge repository enabled, yum install id3lib. It
includes a command-line utility "id3tag" which can do that.
I just checked it out, and it works great for editing single ID3 tag
fields. Now one more question: is there any other command line utility
to display the whole ID3 tag, e. g. all the fields? Something similar to:
Artist: XTC
Album: Nonsuch
Song: That Wave
Year: 2000
Genre: Pop
... and so on...
This would make the editing much easier. In the current state of things,
I have nothing to check it, except I have to open NCMPC and refresh
everytime.
Cheers,
Niki
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