Is there a command line tool for auto-naming mp3s?
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Is there a command line tool for auto-naming mp3s?
For ages I was using sound-juicer and grip and the like, and they seem to be able to automatically get track name information from the internet. Is there a command line tool that can do this for mp3s?
I assume you're referring to using the CD database to name ripped tracks / albums? If that's the case, then I don't know any command line applications that can do this. Easytag does this for MP3s (or WAV, OGG etc.), but isn't command line.
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