Looking for something that will let me edit tag info manually on an entire folder of files. All I have that even comes close is Music Brainz, but it doesn't do this. Just need to be able to change/add title, artist, whatever to a whole folder of files. I did a folder manually just now via the Properties tab but what a pain that was; sixteen files, one at a time.
I've always used Easytag:
Quote:https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/EasyTAG
easy enough to use and you can tag all the files with "artist" or "albumname" in one click.
It's in the repos so just:
Code:
sudo apt install easytag
(05-05-2020, 01:26 PM)Tyrannocaster link Wrote:Looking for something that will let me edit tag info manually on an entire folder of files. All I have that even comes close is Music Brainz, but it doesn't do this. Just need to be able to change/add title, artist, whatever to a whole folder of files. I did a folder manually just now via the Properties tab but what a pain that was; sixteen files, one at a time.
I use puddletag; easy to use and lighweight; install size is only 80mb.
(05-05-2020, 01:48 PM)DeepThought link Wrote:I've always used Easytag:
Quote:https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/EasyTAG
easy enough to use and you can tag all the files with "artist" or "albumname" in one click.
It's in the repos so just:
Code:
sudo apt install easytag
Thanks! That looks like it will do just what I want.
(05-05-2020, 02:20 PM)Moltke link Wrote:[quote author=Tyrannocaster link=topic=7261.msg51784#msg51784 date=1588685185]
Looking for something that will let me edit tag info manually on an entire folder of files. All I have that even comes close is Music Brainz, but it doesn't do this. Just need to be able to change/add title, artist, whatever to a whole folder of files. I did a folder manually just now via the Properties tab but what a pain that was; sixteen files, one at a time.
I use puddletag; easy to use and lighweight; install size is only 80mb.
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Ah, that one didn't show up bc I was searching for MP3 Tag and it's listed as Augio Tag editor. That looks like it will do the trick, too. Thanks!