bukharin;195965 Wrote: > In terms of clearing tags, what version of easytag are you using? I'm > using 2.0 and it has an option to wipe all tags (file -> remove tags); > I'm not sure if that removes tags that easytag doesn't normally show. > It also supports tags such as Composer. Another option would be to run > a simple command-line app to wipe all the tags, and then use easytag to > add back in whatever tags you desire.
I did see file-remove tags, and it does more or less what it says, remove tags. :-) It removes them all though. It would be nice if it removed only the tag types I didn't want to keep like ID3v1 and APEv2. I've installed the other tag editors mentioned here but I haven't used them yet. I'll have to find one that can identify what tag types are present and that can remove only certain types. snarlydwarf mentions that eyeD3 and id3v2 can remove certain file types, I'll have to see if they can identify what tag types are present. Oh and: Mark Lanctot Wrote: > I can't get Rubyripper to encode to MP3 no matter what I do. I have one > last thing to try and then I'm through fooling with it. That one last thing did the trick. Rubyripper is not like EAC or the other Linux rippers in that it tags automatically, so the placeholders %a for artist, %b for album (yes, %b in Rubyripper), %t for title, %g for genre, are not meant to be used in the encoder arguments. FLAC worked but I noticed that the artist was being tagged as "%a - <artist name>". LAME did not work with this though and would crash with a memory dump if Rubyripper was invoked through the CLI. -- Mark Lanctot ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mark Lanctot's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2071 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=34505 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
