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 No.916468>>916954 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

I have a large music collection. Some of it's in Genre Folders followed by Artist Folders. Some of it's in Album folders scattered about, Some of it's loose files.

I need something to organize this shit based on metadata (something not every file has). I remember using iTunes a long ass time ago and it had a feature where it could move your library to the iTunes "Media" directory and automatically organize the directory structure for you (along with missing metadata).

Is there anything like this for GNU/Linux? It would be impossible for a human to do in my case.

 No.916494>>916943

my music player software can automatically name files from the tags and move them to folders systematically, and I'd assume there are about 1000 other meme music players with the same feature. you can also use something with acoustic fingerprinting, such as musicbrainz (lol gay and proprietary tho), to identify untagged music


 No.916602>>916943 >>916955

musicbrainz picard

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 No.916613

Beets


 No.916943>>916949 >>917077

>>916602

>>916494

The tag programs are fine. Is there anything for organizing music directories based on Tags?


 No.916949

>>916943

You could script exiftool to mv files by tag.


 No.916954

>>916468 (OP)

Beets is what you are looking for. Its bloated and has a million dependencies but it works.


 No.916955>>917077 >>917083

>>916602

Picard is kind of shitty. Firstly, it's strictly interactive, and, secondly, it doesn't know how to accommodate inconsistencies in the Picard library.

I would recommend beets. It uses the Picard library but can take advantage of discogs api's, whose database is much more thorough. It's also significantly more robust and is highly extensible, as evidenced by its blossoming plugin ecosystem, including plugins for fetching and embedding album art from online search engines.


 No.917077>>917081

>>916943

musicbrainz picard

>>916955

>inconsistencies in the Picard library.

If you have inconsistencies, you can just not scan the files.


 No.917081>>917202

>>917077

If your customer says your product has a defect, you can just pretend like it they don't exist.


 No.917083

>>916955

>embedding album

>acceptable at any point

Its an audio file not a video/image file. Covers belong as complimentary extra files.


 No.917202

>>917081

I ain't getting paid to do shit here, buddy.




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