titlefix - rename titled files with English title case
titlefix [-t]
[FILENAME|-a|-h|-l]
titlefixid3 [-t]
[FILENAME|-a|-h|-l]
titleid3 [-t]
[FILENAME|-a|-h|-l]
single[fix][id3] [-t]
[FILENAME|-a|-h|-l]
- titlefix
renames files, correcting titles with standard English title case -- all
middle words in an artist or title are capitalized except: articles,
prepositions, and conjunctions less than 5 letters long in the artist or
title name
- When called as
titleid3, it uses the formats described below to tag mp3s with ID3V2
and ID3V1 tag info, but does no renaming (for when case is to be
preserved).
- When called as
titlefixid3, it does both renaming and tagging, for example:
-
titlefixid3 "12 Front 242 - One - With The
Fire.mp3"
- results in this file
name:
-
"12 Front 242 - One - With the Fire.mp3"
- and tags the file with track
number 12, artist "Front 242", and track title "One - With
the Fire". The first dash with spaces on each side is considered the
delimiter between artist and title. This example:
-
titlefixid3 "11 Danny Elfman - To Die For - Main
Titles.mp3"
- would not change the
filename, since To and For are start and end words within the phrase
separated by the spaced dash in the title.
-
- -t, --test
- prints processing commands but doesn't execute them
- -a, --all
- processes *.mp3 in the current directory
- -f, --all-flac
- processes *.flac in the current directory
- -h, --help
- displays help and exits (ignores remaining arguments)
- -l, --list
- prints list of words to make lowercase and exits (ignores remaining
arguments)
- id3v2
- for tagging mp3s; see <http://id3v2.sourceforge.net/>
- id3lib
- for id3v2; see <http://id3lib.sourceforge.net/>
Written by resident alian
Report bugs to <res_alian AT users DOT sourceforge DOT
net>.
Copyright © 2006 resident alian. This is free software. You
may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. There is NO WARRANTY,
to the extent permitted by law.