MP3Unicode For Linux

MP3Unicode is a command line utility to convert ID3 tags in mp3 files between different encodings.

For example, mp3unicode --source-encoding cp1251 --id3v1-encoding none --id3v2-encoding unicode file.mp3 will read id3v2 tag (or id3v1 tag if there is no id3v2) from the file, convert the text fields in the tag from cp1251 to Unicode and will write id3v2 tag back, stripping away id3v1 tag.

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mp3unicode [options] [filename]

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-s, --source-encoding < encoding > Read current mp3 tags assuming they are encoded with < encoding >. < encoding > is either "unicode" or any valid 8bit encoding, for example "cp1251". -1, --id3v1-encoding < encoding > Write id3v1 tag in < encoding >, if < encoding > is "none", then strip id3v1 tag away. < encoding > may be any valid 8bit encoding, note however that it is not possible to write id3v1 in Unicode. -2, --id3v2-encoding < encoding > Write id3v2 tag in < encoding >, if < encoding > is "none", then strip id3v2 tag away. < encoding > may be either "unicode" or any valid 8bit encoding. -p, --preserve-unicode If source encoding is specified to be some specific encoding and not Unicode, but the actual encoding seems to be Unicode, then assume it is Unicode. E.g., if you want to process a lot of files, some of which are in Unicode (or have Unicode characters somewhere), but some are in cp1251, just issue -s cp1251 -p along with other options. This should work as you would like it to work. -v, --version Prints version number, compilation date and time.

What's New in This Release:

� Qt dependency dropped. � Processing multiple files is now possible. � Some improvements in interface, e.g. running mp3unicode without arguments shows help.