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JAM-TAR
A Music File ID3 Tag Labeler
JAM-TAR(Java Automatic Music Tagger And Renamer) JAM-TAR reads a music file, generates a fingerprint and gets ID3 tags from the server. Then automatically tags the music file correctly with the artist, title, and genre. JAM-TAR is built upon Echonest's Codegen program and is made in Java. -
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Bulk ID3 is an en-masse ID3 tag editor. It is designed to allow bulk modification of mp3 files, as well as file renaming. The current release is an alpha release and should only be used to modify test files. For usage see the README file.
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id3Tagger is OpenSource library for working with with id3 tags.It supports id3tag with no frames(will come soon) oggTags.Writen in clean and easy to understand C language.
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mplib is a small, cross-platform C library that is able to handle ID3 tags version 1 and 2. Keywords: id3, mp3, mpeg, tagging
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Id3edit is an ID3 tag editor for the mp3 file format. Id3edit is command line driven, therefore it is very fast and efficient.
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MP3 Tag provides a quick and easy way to add ID3 tags to a large number of un-tagged MP3 sound files. It is console-based, initially developed for Linux.
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