On Sun, 2002-07-21 at 22:31, Henrik Johansson wrote: > > > | is there a /usr/bin/id3 equivalent to editing the comments in Ogg > > | Vorbis files? /usr/bin/vorbiscomment is a pain in the rear to be used > > | in scripts! > > > > How is vorbiscomment such a pain? It seems rather convenient to me. > > Just echo the data on it's stdin (name=value pairs) or specify the > > same name=value pairs with the -t argument. > > I think I had the same problem as Martin when I wrote my rip-encode > bash-script for ogg's. When I tried to use the -t argument in a script it > behaved very strang. It seemed like the command-line got parsed incorrectly. > > If I let the script echo the vorbiscomment commandline instead of running it, > and then ran it manually, the line worked. I didn't report it since I wasn't > sure if it was a bug or some bash-feature I didn't understand. > > I then changed my script to generate a file and run a line like: > > vorbiscomment -a $oggfile -c $tagfile > > that worked. Not sure if this is offtopic here, but EasyTag is a very nice graphical mp3/ogg tagger. apt-get install easytag It's GTK/GNOME based, so people without those should expect the usual large pile of dependencies. Regards Peter. -- Peter Whysall peter.whysall@ntlworld.moc The TLD in my email address is sdrawkcab. Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 sid -- kernel 2.4.18
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