mid3v2(1)


NAME

   mid3v2 - audio tag editor similar to 'id3v2'

SYNOPSIS

   mid3v2 [options] filename ...

DESCRIPTION

   mid3v2  is  a Mutagen-based replacement for id3lib's id3v2. It supports
   ID3v2.4 and more frames; it also does not have the numerous  bugs  that
   plague id3v2.

   This program exists mostly for compatibility with programs that want to
   tag files using id3v2. For a more usable  interface,  we  recommend  Ex
   Falso.

OPTIONS

   -q, --quiet
          Be quiet: do not mention file operations that perform the user's
          request. Warnings will still be printed.

   -v, --verbose
          Be verbose: state all operations performed. This is the opposite
          of --quiet. This is the default.

   -e, --escape
          Enable  interpretation  of  backslash  escapes  for  tag values.
          Makes it possible to escape the colon-separator  in  TXXX,  COMM
          values  like  '\:'  and  insert escape sequences like '\n', '\t'
          etc.

   -f, --list-frames
          Display all supported ID3v2.3/2.4 frames and their meanings.

   -L, --list-genres
          List all ID3v1 numeric genres. These can be  used  to  set  TCON
          frames, but it is not recommended.

   -l, --list
          List all tags in the files. The output format is not the same as
          id3v2's; instead, it is easily parsable and readable. Some  tags
          may not have human-readable representations.

   --list-raw
          List  all tags in the files, in raw format. Although this format
          is nominally human-readable, it may be  very  long  if  the  tag
          contains embedded binary data.

   -d, --delete-v2
          Delete ID3v2 tags.

   -s, --delete-v1
          Delete ID3v1 tags.

   -D, --delete-all
          Delete all ID3 tags.

   --delete-frames=FRAMES
          Delete  specific  ID3v2  frames  (or  groups of frames) from the
          files.  FRAMES is a ","  separated  list  of  frame  names  e.g.
          "TPE1,TALB"

   -C, --convert
          Convert  ID3v1  tags  to  ID3v2  tags.  This   will  also happen
          automatically during any editing.

   -a,--artist=ARTIST
          Set the artist information (TPE1).

   -A,--album=ALBUM
          Set the album information (TALB).

   -t,--song=TITLE
          Set the title information (TIT2).

   -c,--comment=<DESCRIPTION:COMMENT:LANGUAGE>
          Set a comment  (COMM).  The  language  and  description  may  be
          omitted, in which case the language defaults to English, and the
          description to an empty string.

   -p,--picture=<FILENAME:DESCRIPTION:IMAGE-TYPE:MIME-TYPE>
          Set the attached picture (APIC). Everything except the  filename
          can be omitted in which case default values will be used.

   -g,--genre=GENRE
          Set the genre information (TCON).

   -y,--year=<YYYY>, --date=<YYYY-[MM-DD]>
          Set the year/date information (TDRC).

   -T,--track=<NUM/NUM>
          Set the track number (TRCK).

   Any  text or URL frame (those beginning with T or W) can be modified or
   added by prefixing the name of the frame with "--". For example, --TIT3
   "Monkey!" will set the TIT3 (subtitle) frame to Monkey!.

   The  TXXX  frame  requires a colon-separated description key; many TXXX
   frames may be set in the file as long as they have different  keys.  To
   set  this  key,  just  separate  the  text  with  a  colon, e.g. --TXXX
   "ALBUMARTISTSORT:Examples, The".

   The  special  POPM  frame  can  be  set  in  a  similar   way:   --POPM
   "bob@example.com:128:2" to set Bob's rating to 128/255 with 2 plays.

BUGS

   No  sanity  checking  is done on the editing operations you perform, so
   mid3v2 will happily  accept  --TSIZ  when  editing  an  ID3v2.4  frame.
   However,  it  will also automatically throw it out during the next edit
   operation.

AUTHOR

   Joe Wreschnig is the author of mid3v2, but he doesn't like to admit it.

                                                                 MID3V2(1)





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