Hi Michael
sndfile-metadata-get somefile.ogg > sometextfile.txt
in a shell script will give you the metadata in a file you can import
back as Artist Title and whatever else you want into an array.
the put the varius bits in an rdimport line as --set-string-field=string
options
for
from
Duh! How did I forget? https://www.dbpoweramp.com/
On 12/21/2020 12:43 PM, wa7skg wrote:
That's nice. Would you mind sharing the name of the program?
Michael
R. Choy wrote on 12/21/20 9:27 AM:
There is a program I've been using for years to convert, batch
convert, run in a script, almost
That's nice. Would you mind sharing the name of the program?
Michael
R. Choy wrote on 12/21/20 9:27 AM:
There is a program I've been using for years to convert, batch convert,
run in a script, almost every music format to any other music format. I
think it is still available. The paid
There is a program I've been using for years to convert, batch
convert, run in a script, almost every music format to any other
music format. I think it is still available. The paid version is
cheap and has many features. I believe it will run on Linux Mint
under
On Dec 17, 2020, at 18:34, wa7skg wrote:
> Well, rdimport worked fine for me for a bunch of mp3 files. However, I have
> another 450+ .ogg files. Unfortunately, the filenames are all numbers, like
> 10005-03, 10005-18, 10015-08, 10015-10, etc. I can open these in MediaPlayer,
> Audacity, etc.
Well, rdimport worked fine for me for a bunch of mp3 files. However, I
have another 450+ .ogg files. Unfortunately, the filenames are all
numbers, like 10005-03, 10005-18, 10015-08, 10015-10, etc. I can open
these in MediaPlayer, Audacity, etc. and see the metadata with name and
artist, etc.
By the way, several folks hang out in #rivendell on IRC:
chat.freenode.net. Might be a more expedient way to get quick answers to
simple questions...
~David
On 12/16/20 5:07 PM, wa7skg wrote:
>
> In my feeble memory, I seem to recall there was a way to bulk add audio
> files. I have a
Michael,
rdimport(1) is your friend.
man rdimport
to get started.
~David
On 12/16/20 5:07 PM, wa7skg wrote:
>
> In my feeble memory, I seem to recall there was a way to bulk add audio
> files. I have a couple hundred songs to import into Rivendell and adding
> one at a time will take
Aha, forgot about command line tools.
Thanks,
Michael
David Klann wrote on 12/16/20 3:09 PM:
Michael,
rdimport(1) is your friend.
man rdimport
to get started.
~David
On 12/16/20 5:07 PM, wa7skg wrote:
In my feeble memory, I seem to recall there was a way to bulk add audio
A friend wrote this for me. It took a mass of files and imported them
into RD. Haven't used it in awhile.
cat massimport.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo "Create a Rivendell group name and enter it below"
read GROUP
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