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I am on Mac OS X, and I'm starting to use MP3 CDs to play music in my car, so I don't have to bring my iPod in my car and leave it in there when I park somewhere (most of the time in downtown Atlanta/Birmingham). I use iTunes to organize my music, which is fine, but the files of the MP3s themselves are named with <track #><song name> because I used iTunes to rename all the songs. But now I want to name them with <Artist><Album><Track #><Song name>, so I can just flip through them and put on an album while I'm driving.
Is there any solution that would rename my songs based on the tag information the way I want it to?
There is a plug-in for Winamp called EZ Playlist. It lets you mass edit tags, mass rename, etc etc. It's on the official Winamp site. It's what I use, anyway. Works like a charm.
I need something that will rename the files themselves based off of the ID3 tags that are there from iTunes. Right now, the songs are just things like "01-Do It Again.mp3" and that throws off the entire organization when putting multiple albums on one MP3 CD.
There's no Winamp for Intel OS X, I'm afraid, so I need to find another solution.
There is a plug-in for Winamp called EZ Playlist. It lets you mass edit tags, mass rename, etc etc. It's on the official Winamp site. It's what I use, anyway. Works like a charm.
2) Download and install id3tool (You'll need to download the source, extract it, ./configure, make, sudo make install, and make clean it
3) Move all of the music you want to rename into the directory with musicrename.pl
4) Open your terminal. Type cd, and then drag the folder with all of the music and such into the terminal. This should print out it's path. Hit enter, and you'll be in that folder. Type Ls to make sure that you're in the right folder.
5) Type perl musicrename.pl
6) Get funky.
There is a plug-in for Winamp called EZ Playlist. It lets you mass edit tags, mass rename, etc etc. It's on the official Winamp site. It's what I use, anyway. Works like a charm.
There is a plug-in for Winamp called EZ Playlist. It lets you mass edit tags, mass rename, etc etc. It's on the official Winamp site. It's what I use, anyway. Works like a charm.
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Use this, and use the MP3 rename function using the format you want. Hopefully all of your music is tagged correctly.
This script collection will give you almost what you want with two runs. Slight caveat: the exact format will be <tag> - <tag>. Still, it's something.
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There's no Winamp for Intel OS X, I'm afraid, so I need to find another solution.
I don't know, what about this program? I have no experience with it, or Macs--period.
This is something i'd probably be interested in at some point, my MP3 collection is getting larger and i'm using my Macbook more and more frequently.
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I've got a spare copy of Portal, if anyone wants it message me.
1) Copy everything in the below spoiler to a new TextEdit document - be sure to make it in plaintext, not RTF. Save it as musicrename.pl
$files = `ls`;
@files = split(/\n/,$files);
foreach $filename (@files){
if($filename =~ /.mp3/) {
print "$filename\n";
$fileinfo = `id3tool "$filename"`;
print "$fileinfo\n";
#print $fileinfo;
@fileinfo = split(/\n/,$fileinfo);
foreach $info (@fileinfo){
if($info=~ /^artist/i){
$artist = $info;
print "$artist\n";
}
if($info=~ /song title/i){
$title = $info;
print "$title\n"
}
}
if($artist&&$title){
$artist =~ s/Artist:\s+//;
$artist =~ s/\s+$//;
$title =~ s/Song Title:\s+//;
$title =~ s/\s+$//;
$song = "$artist" . ' - ' . "$title" . '.mp3';
print "$song\n";
`mv "$filename" "$song"`;
}
}
}
3) Move all of the music you want to rename into the directory with musicrename.pl
4) Open your terminal. Type cd, and then drag the folder with all of the music and such into the terminal. This should print out it's path. Hit enter, and you'll be in that folder. Type Ls to make sure that you're in the right folder.
5) Type perl musicrename.pl
6) Get funky.
Not only will it rename files, you'll also get proper tags and song names.
http://www.tucows.com/software_detail.html?id=206623
Electronic composer for hire.
Wow, I mean wow....
Any mac guy knows there was an early alpha release, for OS 9 being power pc only.
Did you actually go out of your way to try and disprove me or something?
I mean, look on the site:
Published: Feb 1, 2001
OS: Classic
As an addendum since it's version 0.71 no current winamp plugins will work with it anyway.
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I've got a spare copy of Portal, if anyone wants it message me.
That's exactly what I needed. Thanks a bunch.