flipflip;326593 Wrote:
> The command line tool "id3v2" can do that.
>
> E.g. for a single file:
> id3v2 --delete-v1 file.mp3
> It should also tell you what tags are in the file:
> id3v2 -l file.mp3
> If it works, apply it to each file in your library:
> find /path/to/the/mp3s -name "*.mp3" -exec id3v2 --delete-v1 "{}" \;
>
> P.S. Have a backup..
Thanks.
This I can do. Then what, do I need to totally rescan my library or
just scan for new and changed files?
Also, find is quite possibly the best command ever.
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