Any ubuntu tool to edit tag in mp3 files in group
EasyTAG
Actually with EasyTAG you do not need to set (example) the Album name file by file in the same directory.
You can try this:
- Open the EasyTAG and navigate to the folder you want.
- Select all the files with Ctrl+A.
- Write the Album Name.
- Click in the checkbox to apply the same Album name to all the selected files.
- Save the changes to all the selected files.
id3tool
Another option could be id3tool
id3tool is a command line utility for easy manipulation of the ID3 tags present in MPEG Layer 3 audio files.
id3tool is a fully GPL'd program. Warm-fuzzy's are 100% optional.
To install it.
sudo apt-get install id3tool
You can go to your folder eg:
cd ~/Music/test-2013/
I can list the tags in all the mp3 files with:
id3tool *.mp3
Example:
Filename: 01-track.mp3
Song Title: track1
Artist: Test-Artist
Album: Test-Album
Note:
Track: 1
Year: 2013
Genre: Jazz (0x8)
Filename: 02-track.mp3
Song Title: track2
Artist: Test-Artist
Album: Test-Album
Note: 0
Track: 2
Year: 2013
Genre: Jazz (0x8)
Filename: 03-track.mp3
Song Title: track3
Artist: Test-Artist
Album: Test-Album
Note: 0
Track: 3
Year: 2013
Genre: Jazz (0x8)
I can change the Album Name to all the mp3 files with:
id3tool -a Test-Album-id3tool *.mp3
Now I have:
Filename: 01-track.mp3
Song Title: track1
Artist: Test-Artist
Album: Test-Album-id3tool
Note:
Track: 1
Year: 2013
Genre: Jazz (0x8)
Filename: 02-track.mp3
Song Title: track2
Artist: Test-Artist
Album: Test-Album-id3tool
Note: 0
Track: 2
Year: 2013
Genre: Jazz (0x8)
Filename: 03-track.mp3
Song Title: track3
Artist: Test-Artist
Album: Test-Album-id3tool
Note: 0
Track: 3
Year: 2013
Genre: Jazz (0x8)
NOTE: with the option -a id3tool set the Album Name.
Man Pages id3tool
Without installation, you may use rhythmbox to do it open the file with rhythmbox and right click > Properties and then do it
I think id3tool only edits id3v1 tags. Most media players now display id3v2 tags. There is a tool for this too.
sudo apt-get install id3v2
This worked for me.