I found a great tool to rename unknown mp3's:
PICARD
It's included in the Ubuntu repository ...
Sonntag, 21. Februar 2010
Samstag, 20. Februar 2010
How to organize your MP3 with bash and mp3info
I had all my loved songs in my mp3 collection but with one big problem:
I had no index and had to serach for all the songs, using more time to navigate the through my collection than listening to it.
THE Solution:
Creating m3u indexes on the filesystem, compatible with mostly any player.
Here is an example:
I wish to sort my songs by genre, so i did this small script to create one m3u file by genre:
find . -name *.mp3 | while read lg; do echo "$lg" >> $(mp3info -p%y "$lg").m3u; done
This saves me a lot of time, now i can fully enjoy my collection.
I had no index and had to serach for all the songs, using more time to navigate the through my collection than listening to it.
THE Solution:
Creating m3u indexes on the filesystem, compatible with mostly any player.
Here is an example:
I wish to sort my songs by genre, so i did this small script to create one m3u file by genre:
find . -name *.mp3 | while read lg; do echo "$lg" >> $(mp3info -p%g "$lg").m3u; doneAnd another one to create one m3u per year:find . -name *.mp3 | while read lg; do echo "$lg" >> $(mp3info -p%y "$lg").m3u; done
This saves me a lot of time, now i can fully enjoy my collection.
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