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http://github.com/jeremyevans/ape_tag_libs/tree/master.
2008-04-07 19:48:23 UTC by quasireality
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A ruby APE tag library is available at http://rubyforge.org/projects/apetag/. It's written in pure ruby, with an API similar to libapetag (libapetag was based on it).
2007-05-07 04:10:24 UTC by quasireality
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There are no current or future plans to support ID3v2 tags.
There are already quite a few other Python ID3v2 tagging
modules. Reinventing the wheel is usually a bad idea, and
it's always a bad idea when the wheel is as complex as
ID3v2. In addition, ID3v2 support would increase the
codebase by probably an order of magnitude, and I would
prefer to keep it...
2005-04-28 02:01:35 UTC by quasireality
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It would be very useful, if there were support for
ID3v2 tags. So it would be possible to tag nearly all
files with one library.
2005-04-23 15:39:08 UTC by futurecrash
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Version 0.10 should completely fix this bug (a check for it
is now in the standard test suite), so I'm marking this bug
closed and fixed.
2005-03-22 05:15:07 UTC by quasireality
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Confirmed problem in 0.8. Partially fixed in 0.9, except
that using any of the functions that write both tags doesn't
update the genre in the ID3 tag. The patch below fixes
that, and will be encorporated into the next release.
2005-03-21 01:46:00 UTC by quasireality
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Attaching the test-file failed: here it is:
from apev2tag import
deletetags,createtags,getapev2fields,getid3fields
from walktree import walktree
def test(filename, printoutput):
deletetags(filename)
print 'Deleted tag for %s' % filename
#createtags(filename,{'Genre':'Alt. Rock'}) # worksa fine.....
2005-03-20 13:30:55 UTC by mvoncken
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I will try to make a patch,if i find the time.
martijn.
(mvoncken at gmail.com)
2005-03-20 13:28:11 UTC by nobody
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How to reproduce: see attached test file.
2005-03-20 13:25:56 UTC by nobody
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See the release notes and changelog for details.
2004-07-18 03:16:30 UTC by quasireality