oyvindo wrote:
> Sorry to butt in I run LMS 7.9 in Docker on a QNAP NAS and I have
> approx 140k MP3 files.
> I too decided to clean out all tags, remove unnecessary tags, perform
> volume leveling, delete all APE tagging etc. etc.
> After a lot of trial and error, using MediaMonkey,
Sorry to butt in I run LMS 7.9 in Docker on a QNAP NAS and I have
approx 140k MP3 files.
I too decided to clean out all tags, remove unnecessary tags, perform
volume leveling, delete all APE tagging etc. etc.
After a lot of trial and error, using MediaMonkey, ID3Tag and many
others, I
itm wrote:
> Is there a version of that code that will run on all of my mp3 folders
> and subfolders? (I have up to 90,000+ tracks which may require it).
> Alternatively, how could I generate a command file which would identify
> all tracks which currently have ID3V1 tags and only execute the
DJanGo wrote:
> I dont think so - i dont like mp3tag for some tasks...
>
> >
Code:
> > find ./ -name *.mp3 -exec eyeD3 --remove-v1 --preserve-file-times {} \;
> >
> should be (AFAIK) better cause you only run it once for a track.
> mp3tag only
itm wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions. Getting rid of the ID3V1 tags sounds like a
> good idea. Would mp3tag be the best tool to use for that?
I dont think so - i dont like mp3tag for some tasks...
Code:
find ./ -name *.mp3 -exec eyeD3 --remove-v1
Thanks for the suggestions. Getting rid of the ID3V1 tags sounds like a
good idea. Would mp3tag be the best tool to use for that?
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In terms of tackling your whole collection, one of the ways I quickly
assess my tags is actually using MediaMonkey, which is my main file
manager for audio.
In Media Monkey, I've used a plug-in called "MagicNodes" to create some
queries and menu items by various tags. It has a simple user
I probably shouldn't jump in as I can't even imagine having to go
through the effort for 90,000 tracks (I have 25,000 tracks and that gets
to be a handful with similar efforts).
But a couple of things I note. MP3Tag on its main windows doesn't show
all the tags that are there. If you click on
DJanGo wrote:
> Since i am not using id3v1 tags for a looong time - i cant reproduce the
> issue.
>
> Please
> >
Code:
> > apt-get install id3v2
>
> >
> and go to one of the folders and test one of the files:
>
> >
Code:
itm wrote:
> The tags look pretty clean in mp3tag:
> 24020
Since i am not using id3v1 tags for a looong time - i cant reproduce the
issue.
Please
Code:
apt-get install id3v2
and go to one of the folders and test one of the files:
Code:
itm wrote:
> Similar problem (all tracks being written to album.txt) but now with
> square brackets around the album/folder names:
> >
Code:
> > ./Euphoria Morning/01.Can't Change Me.mp3 is in [Euphoria Morning] but
tag is [Euphoria Morning [1myear[0m: 1999]
DJanGo wrote:
> lokks like..
> please change
> from
> >
Code:
> > echo $file is in $album_folder but tag is $album_tag>>/tmp/album.txt
> >
> to
> >
Code:
> > echo $file is in [$album_folder] but tag is
itm wrote:
> So the job completed but for some reason it dumped pretty much every
> track to album.txt (all, 90,000+ of them). Here's an example of one line
> of the output:
> >
Code:
> > ./Chris Cornell/Euphoria Morning/01.Can't Change Me.mp3 is in Euphoria
Morning
DJanGo wrote:
> that was quite near - 25 lines...
>
> >
Code:
> > #!/bin/bash
>
> SAVEIFS=$IFS
> IFS=$(echo -en "\n\b")
>
> if [ -f /tmp/album.txt ]
> then
> rm /tmp/album.txt
> fi
>
> for file in $(find ./ -iname *.mp3)
> do
>
itm wrote:
> Many thanks for that. So I got eyeD3 installed and managed to run the
> script. I'm seeing alot of these errors:
> >
Code:
> > 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc2 in position 1127: ordinal not in
range(128)
> Genre string cannot be parsed with '^([A-Z
DJanGo wrote:
> that was quite near - 25 lines...
>
> >
Code:
> > #!/bin/bash
>
> SAVEIFS=$IFS
> IFS=$(echo -en "\n\b")
>
> if [ -f /tmp/album.txt ]
> then
> rm /tmp/album.txt
> fi
>
> for file in $(find ./ -iname *.mp3)
> do
>
itm wrote:
> I really don't want to perform large scale modifications to my files or
> folders .
mee too :p
itm wrote:
> I don't know how reliable EyeD is with large collections, but I'd be
> nervous about letting it make alot of changes.
> .
- doesnt matter - each file is handled
DJanGo wrote:
>
> looks like its possible but something that ends in 30 or more lines.
that was quite near - 25 lines...
Code:
#!/bin/bash
SAVEIFS=$IFS
IFS=$(echo -en "\n\b")
if [ -f /tmp/album.txt ]
then
rm /tmp/album.txt
fi
for file in $(find
DJanGo wrote:
> i am using 'eyeD3.
> ' (https://eyed3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html)
> a quick test ...
>
> >
Code:
> > dirname 36Grad/2raumwohnung\ -\ 36Grad\ -\ 01\ -\ Besser\ gehts\
nicht.mp3
> 36Grad
> eyeD3 36Grad/2raumwohnung\ -\ 36Grad\ -\ 01\
itm wrote:
> What software would you use to do something like that? Ideally I'd like
> to perform some sort of non-destructive query like that (i.e. without
> actually modifying any files or tags), just to find the problem
> albums/songs
i am using 'eyeD3.
'
DJanGo wrote:
>
> Maybe (means untestet) you can run something like
> Get current the foldername and set foldername as albumname ->compare
> albumname with the id3tag and show non matches.
> But these kind of scripts always needs an exact structure thats
> everywhere in your library.
What
itm wrote:
> Haha I know what you mean. Actually my collection is probably 99%
> "clean" from the tagging perspective, but I keep finding the odd anomaly
> which I'd like to weed out and correct once and for all. In my mind I
> imagined dumping a list of all the artist/album data from LMS to a
DJanGo wrote:
> I cant recomend using a bulk change over two or more Systems - eg.when i
> previously mass tag some new ripped tracks in mp3tag and the files are
> stored on my lms - some tracks are not touched by mp3tag. Since i am a
> Network/Computer engineer i knew its not because my network
itm wrote:
> My primary LMS server is now on Lubuntu 16.10, but I also have a backup
> server running on Windows 2008 Server. My collection is organised in
> \Artist\Album folders. 90,000 tracks, c.6,000 albums. I can access the
> music data on my Lubuntu server from Windows (it's on an NTFS
>
DJanGo wrote:
> Please add some infos about your system !?!
I really wouldn't nag about this if it wasn't for your constant use of
the term. English might have started out as a Germanic language, but I
guess it achieved linguistic escape velocity / free fall long ago - so
while “Informationen”
DJanGo wrote:
> Yapp - me ;-)
>
> Please add some infos about your system !?!
>
> Otherwise i would answer somthing like - with a script that runs eyeD3.
> BTW: A Sampler always has differents artists and is recon as a single
> album!
> Please take some time to ask your question...
Ah
itm wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way of doing the following for LMS libraries:
> - Listing duplicate albums (i.e. albums which have the same artist and
> album name but which occur more than once in the LMS library)
> - Bulk removing tags from a large library (e.g. deleting all TPE2 tags
>
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