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The aim of the project is to create a set of libaries and applications to automate and standardize as much as possible the process of tagging music files
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This is a project for putting tags and renaming music files made in Python. I tried to make it very easy to use. It is made for shell bash now. The program uses Musicbrainz database to get the information needed
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pyTagging manages large MP3 collections. pyTagging handles user original tag to generate playlists. pyTagging also manage ID3 tag and play mp3.
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libtagedit provides a C++ and python interface to music file tag editing which should be as easy as possible. It has a plugin structure and is easily extendable. Currently, it includes plugins for MP3 (ID3v2 r/w and ID3v1 reading), OGG and FLAC files.
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Hystrix Audio - Like a spine in your eardrum. A cross platform music library built around fast tag based searching with the ability to add custom tags. Has support for multiple libraries.
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