Short: Tags multiple MPEG audio files at once Author: radiat-r@sascha-ploss.de (radiat-r aka Sascha Ploss) Uploader: radiat-r sascha-ploss de (radiat-r aka Sascha Ploss) Type: mus/misc Version: 1.0 (18 Feb 2000) Architecture: m68k-amigaos Introduction: Small tool to save specific fields to multiple MPEG audio files at once. This enables you e.g. to save to all mp3's from one album the same album, artist and year, while the other fields (title, comment and genre) remain unchanged. Disclaimer: Use at your own risk! I cannot be held responsible for any damage it may cause, either to hardware or to software. Requirements: Should run on almost every Amiga. Installation: After extracting the archive, just copy the executable anywhere you want it (I recommend to put it somewhere in your path, e.g. sys:c) Usage: It's started via cli, the template is: "MpegTag-r [Artist] [Title] [Album] [Year] [Comment] [Genre]" The inputfiles are selected with an ASL filerequester, the order of the arguments does not matter. To specify a tagfield, type it's identifier like shown above (all lowercase, all uppercase or just the first char uppercase), followed by the information you want to write to the tag, seperated by a blank. If the text contain's blanks itself, you have to put it between quotes. (see below for examples) Tagfields not used in the template will remain unchanged. The length of the fields is limited, everything exeeding the allowed length will be ignored. For artist, title, album & comment the limit is 30 chars, for year ofcourse 4 numbers and genre must be one of the following (type in exactly like written here, it's case sensitive. If you write it wrong or something completely different, genre is set to "unset") Genres: Blues Classic Rock Country Dance Disco Funk Grunge Hip-Hop Jazz Metal New Age Oldies Other Pop R&B Rap Reggae Rock Techno Industrial Alternative Ska Death Metal Pranks Soundtrack Euro-Techno Ambient Trip-Hop Vocal Jazz+Funk Fusion Trance Classical Instrumental Acid House Game Sound Clip Gospel Noise AlternRock Bass Soul Punk Space Meditative Instrumental Pop Instrumental Rock Ethnic Gothic Darkwave Techno-Industrial Electronic Pop-Folk Eurodance Dream Southern Rock Comedy Cult Gangsta Top 40 Christian Rap Pop/Funk Jungle Native American Cabaret New Wave Psychadelic Rave Showtunes Trailer Lo-Fi Tribal Acid Punk Acid Jazz Polka Retro Musical Rock & Roll Hard Rock Folk Folk-Rock National Folk Swing Fast Fusion Bebob Latin Revival Celtic Bluegrass Avantgarde Gothic Rock Progressive Rock Psychedelic Rock Symphonic Rock Slow Rock Big Band Chorus Easy Listening Acoustic Humour Speech Chanson Opera Chamber Music Sonata Symphony Booty Brass Primus Porn Groove Satire Slow Jam Club Tango Samba Folklore Ballad Poweer Ballad Rhytmic Soul Freestyle Duet Punk Rock Drum Solo A Capela Euro-House Dance Hall Examples: MpegTag-r Artist Annex Album "Theme Of Amiga" Tags all selected files to be from the album called "Theme Of Amiga" performed by "Annex". MpegTag-r album "Theme Of Amiga" ARTIST Annex Year 1998 title "Back For The Future (Clubmix)" Genre Trance Comment "Nice song" MpegTag-r Genre "Dance Hall" Tags all selected files to be Dance Hall music. Note: If files have no tag yet, it will be attached by the programme, but no check is performed if the file really is a MPEG audio file, so take care what you select in the filerequester. Bugs: I don't know any. If you find one, PLEASE mail me and i'll try to fix it. History: 1.0: - First release Please mail me if you use it: radiat-r@sascha-ploss.de Check out my Amiga pages with more Amiga stuff: http://www.Global-Multimedia.de/amiga/