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PROGRAM:
NAME
pytags - set and remove tags on media files from filename and options
SYNOPSIS
pytags [OPTIONS] file [file...]
DESCRIPTION
pytags is a simple, general-purpose tool for setting and removing media file tags. With no
options, pytags prints a tag summary for all files specified on the command line. Options
can be used to set and remove tags on files.
Using --format, it is easy to change or create tags on by parsing metadata from filenames
according to an arbitrary format string. This makes it simple to tag files that are
consistently named.
Additionally, tags can be manipulated directly with the --add, --set, and --remove
options. These options are processed in order, so options specified later on the
command-line may cause values set by earlier options to be overwritten. These options must
appear after the --format, if it is used.
OPTIONS
--add=EXPR
Append a tag value all files according to EXPR. EXPR should be an expression like
“artist=Foo”. May be specified multiple times to add multiple values.
--format=FORMAT
Tag files with metadata extrapolated from filenames using format string FORMAT; see
the section called “FORMAT STRINGS”. This option must be specified before --add,
--set, or --remove.
--set=EXPR
Set a single tag on all files according to EXPR. EXPR should be an expression like
“artist=Foo”. May be specified multiple times to set multiple tags. --set cannot be
used to specify multiple values for a single tag. To do that, use --remove followed by
multiple --add options.
--remove=TAG
Remove tags named TAG. May be specified more than once to remove multiple tags.
-h, --help
Show summary of options and exit.
-v, --version
Show version of program and exit.
FORMAT STRINGS
The format string expected by --format is the same as that for pytagsfs. See the pytagsfs
manual page for more information.
EXAMPLES
Remove the genre tag from all .ogg files in the current directory.
$ pytags --remove genre *.ogg
Set the artist and album tag on all .mp3 files, and remove the genre tag.
$ pytags --set artist=Foo --set album=Bar --remove genre *.mp3
Tag all of the .flac files in the current directory. All such files are assumed to be in
the format "tracknum artist - trackname [album].flac".
$ pytags --format '%n %a - %t [%l].flac' *.flac
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