November 16, 2000
Welcome,with the release of tagged-0.21 (beta version) I also got this site up and running.
Get tagged-0.40, try it and send me an email, if you like it. (and of course also, if you don't like it and tell me, what's wrong with it.)
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See you
Thomas
P.S: If you are interested in helping to develop tagged, please send me also an email.
P.P.S: I know that this page is not very nice. So, if you are able to redesign it, you would be very welcome to do it.
tagged |
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| tagged should become a collection of perl
tools to read, change and write
different
tags of MP3 audio files. Latest version: tagged-0.40.tar.gz - Release Notes & Changes At the moment tagged includes: |
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MP3::Tag |
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| MP3::Tag is a perl module that reads tags from MP3 audio files. At the moment ID3v1/ID3v1.1 and ID3v2.3 tags are supported. You can use MP3::Tag to read, change, write and delete this tags. MP3::Tag is a module for perl, that means you can't start it directly, but have to write a program, which can use these librarys. In tagged-0.40.tar.gz you find some example, how to do this. There comes also documentation with the modules.. |
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| Tag.pm manpage | ID3v1.pm manpage | |
| ID3v2 manpage | ID3v2-Data manpage | |
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tk-tag.pl |
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| tk-tag is a graphical interface to MP3::Tag.
It is based on Perl/Tk. You can use it to
view tags and to create / change / save /
remove ID3v1 / ID3v1.1 and ID3v2.3 tags. |
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| tk-tag readme | ||
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tagit.pl |
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| tagit is a command line orientated program
to change/save ID3v1.1 tags.
It can also
be used to set the filename accordingly
to
the information found in a tag.
For this
you can set the format of a filename
as you
like, even saying to create directorys
accorfing
to the tag information. |
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| tagit readme | ||
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tagged.pl |
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| This is a small example program, to see how to use MP3::Tag. It prints all information found in tags of a MP3 file to STDOUT. | ||
| tagged readme | ||
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