Cover Tagger Add cover art image directly into your MP3 files
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Add cover art image directly into your MP3 files Cover Tagger is a simple command-line application that will try to find a album art image (png or jpg) and add it directly into the metadata of all your mp3 files. It will look inside the folder of an mp3 or/and can also try to match a image downloaded from amarok.That way whenever you move or copy your collection somewhere else, all the album art stay with them. And yes, iTunes fully support this.INSTALLOn most system a simple `make` will do the trick, provide you have all of the above dependencies properly installed on your system. If that fails, try something like this: g++ -O2 -o covertagger covertagger.cpp `taglib-config --libs --cflags` -I -lssl -DVERSION=""1.0"" After that, just copy the executable where you want.USAGE covertagger covertagger Covertagger will descend recursively into each directories specified and build a list containing all the mp3 files it found. Example: covertagger ~/music -afvOPTIONSYou must at least use the -f or -a options, otherwise nothing will happen. Once the output looks like what you want, rerun covertagger adding the -m option to actually modifiy your files. If both -f and -a are specified and a album art image is found by both method, then the image found by the -f option has the priority. -m (modify) No files will be modified unless this flag is specified. -a (amarok) Looks for album art from amarok files. Usually those are at ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/albumcovers/large/ -f (folder) Look for a jpg or a png in the same folder as the mp3. Will look for a file named (C|c)over or (A|a)lbum or (F|f)older or (F|f)ront with extension .jpg or .jpeg or .png. -r (replace) Replace album art if there is already one present. If none was found with the -f and/or -a options, the file is untouched. -d (delete) If no album art is found with the -f and/or -a options, delete album art from the mp3 file. -x (delete all) Delete all album art from every mp3 and exit. -l (list no cover) List all files without album art and exit. -v (verbrose) Print more information along the way. -q (quiet) Print less information along the way. -h (help) Print a help message. Requirements: · TagLib · OpenSSL

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