https://bugs.gpodder.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1501

             Bug #: 1501
           Summary: extend or write a new tagging extension to support id3
                    tags in v1 or v2.3
    Classification: Unclassified
           Product: gPodder
           Version: 3.0.1
          Platform: PC
               URL: http://mathema.tician.de/software/tagpy
        OS/Version: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: feature request
          Priority: low
         Component: Hook Scripts
        AssignedTo: [email protected]
        ReportedBy: [email protected]
                CC: [email protected]


maybe try to use tagpy

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Email-Conversation:

>> I've been trying to use your Gpodder tagging hook script to make
>> podcasts show up in a reasonable fashion in my new Sansa Fuze Plus. 
>> Your script writes the tags, but not in a way the Fuse can read them,
>> even though other applications can read them.  If I edit the tags in
>> Easytag instead, they show up in the Fuze as they should.  Is there a
>> change to the script that might make this work?  The Fuze might just
>> need a different id3 version number or something.  Thanks in advance
>> for any help you can provide with this issue.

Hello,

so I think I know the issue know. It seems that your player only supports ID3
v2.3 and not the newest v2.4.
With EasyTag there is a setting where you can define if it should write v2.3 or
v2.4 tags.
If I set it to 2.4 the command line tool "id3v2" couldn't read it. If I set it
to v2.3 "id3v2" could read it well.

The problem now is that I use mutagen to write the tag. The reason for this
decision was that mutagen
supports writing tags to MP3, OGG, FLAC, M4A,... file formats. But mutagen
don't support the v2.3 tag format.

So there are more possibilities now I think

 * someone could write a new hook scripts which uses special command line
   tools or other python tools to write the tags. the "problem" here is
   that the script is a bit more complex because the script had to decide which 
   tool it starts to tag the audio file (maybe I could look into this if 
   I find the time)
 * you could check if you really use the latest firmware on your media player
 * normally there would be the option to use rockbox on your device, but the 
   version for the Fuze+ is still in alpha state (http://www.rockbox.org/)

~ Bernd

>> I used easytag to try both version 2.3 and 2.4 tags, and sure enough, the
>> Fuze Plus doesn't read the version 2.4 ones.  And that's with me having just
>> installed new firmware last weekend.   So I googled  "mutagen id3 2.3" and 
>> came up with THIS link.  It looks like this code could be used to to write 
>> version 2.3 tags.  Does this look like it would work to you?  If it does but 
>> you don't have time to work on it, I will try it myself sometime soon .  I'm 
>> not really a programmer, but it looks doable to make your script write 
>> either 2.3 or 2.4.  In the mean time I am using id3v2 in a bash script to 
>> change all the album tags to the name of the podcast directory.  I have to 
>> run it manualy each time before I sync, but it gets the job done.
>>
>> Thanks again for looking into this for me, and for writing the script to 
>> begin with.  Automatic tag editing is something that really needs to be a 
>> part of Gpodder.

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