Tired of all your mp3s having messed up names? Excessive comments and punctuation? Look no further! my handy dandy nifty mp3 renamer.
use MP3::Info;
die "Must use parameters and seperator\n (SEPERATOR ARTIST TITLE YEAR
+ALBUM GENRE COMMENT)" unless @ARGV;
$sep=shift;
@tokens=@ARGV;
while(<*.mp3>)
{my $tag=get_mp3tag($_) or (push(@errors,"No tag for $_\n") and next);
$nn='';
for $i (@tokens){$nn.=$tag->{$i}." $sep ";}
my $z=rindex($nn,$sep);
my $len=length $sep;
substr($nn,$z,$len+1,'');
chop $nn;
$nn.='.mp3';
print "Renamed $_ to $nn \n" if rename $_,$nn;
}
print "\n\n";
print @errors;
It requires MP3::Info so install that, then simply run the above in whatever dir, passing it the parameters you want, i.e. "perl name.pl - ARTIST TITLE" or whatever token you choose, it pulls the required info from the mp3 files ID tag, and renames it appropiately.
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