RE: OT: my mp3s don't have ID3 1.x tag

Hello.

If you have a little bit of programming knowladge there should be no
problem. I wrote an application once that converts folders and filenames to
ID3 tags. Basically you need a directory structure like so and it does the
rest:

Genre\Artist\Album\00-Artist name - Song title.mp3

Or

Genre\Artist\Artist name - song title.mp3

If you wish I can send you the EXE file that does the job.

Regards,
	Jure

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
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Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 1:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Netjuke-users] OT: my mp3s don't have ID3 1.x tag

Sorry, for maybe this out of topic. I moved my mp3 collection from a 
winblows partition to my ext3. Then after installing netjuke
I was hoping to find a very nice arrangement for them.
Unfortunely, even all track is detected, netjuke can't put it even in a 
single catagory.
If I try to find a song ( by artist name, song name, etc ) it don't succeed.
After I checked all my mp3s colletion with mp3info, it said that the mp3 
files don't have ID3 1.x tag.
Well, I know since it said that the mp3s don't have ID3 tag then netjuke 
can't catagorize them.
Even mp3info can be used to add an ID3 tags, it seems so very impossible 
job adding ID3 tag to over 1000 song .... :-(
I wonder if there's a nice tricky solution .......


cheers,


--me--


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