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discogs-tagger
Simple script that tags your music files with album metadata from Discogs database. InstallationSimply install it using pip: # pip install discogs-tagger Usage usage: discogs-tagger.py [-h] [-u URL] [-i] file [file ...] Simple script that tags your music files with album metadata from Discogs database. positional arguments: file file(s) you want to tag optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -u URL, --url URL Discogs release URL. Important: it must not be master release! -i, --interactive Option that allows user to manually choose artist and album release.To tag your files, with discogs-tagger you can choose one method of two. The first one is automatic search. You give the script -u option and it'll automatically download all the info on the album. Important - it mustn't be master release! Only albums without subreleases. Example: $ discogs-tagger -u https://www.discogs.com/Radiohead-OK-Computer/release/4950798 ~/Music/OkComputerDir/*.flacThe other way is interactive search. You must enter artists name and then the script will show you available artists to choose from, then you choose a master release and subrelease. Command: $ discogs-tagger -i ~/Music/SomeMusicDir/*.flacWhat's also important, you should always choose files, otherwise the script won't do anything. Settings fileWhen you first run discogs-tagger, it will create new file at ~/discogs-tagger.settings. Example settings file looks like this: format=${d-}${n} - ${t} artist-query-size=5 tag-lyrics=true genre-base=style format - it's the format of file names that are being tagged artist-query-size - decides how many artists will show up in interactive mode tag-lyrics - boolean, decides if the lyrics will be embedded in the files (it may lenghten the process of tagging) genre-base - decides what Discogs tag it uses to describe genre: style or genre File name formattingThese are tags used in file name formatting (format key in settings file): ${d} - disc number ${dt} - total disc number ${n} - track number ${nt} - total track number ${t} - track title ${a} - artist ${b} - album artistYou can as well put special characters (but only valid for your filesystem). This example format=${d-}${n} - ${_t_}may result in something like this: 01-05 - _Some title_ |
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