Re: mp3 id3

Permissions?

Do you have permissions to traverse all dirs in the path from the source to G :/ perl / Alex Clare - The Lateness of the Hour / and write permission in that dir?
Is the space between the drivename, 'G,' and the colon (as shown in your report of the error message) an artifact of something here, or is it actually in your code? [update: I note that your post here on that point and your SO post are not the same. </update>]
Is your system one in which windoze balks at spaces in paths & filenames?

And re "modify the tags of the mp3 file," check CPAN for the plethora of modules with 'mp3' (or /mp3/i) in their names.

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Re^2: mp3 id3 by timehandel (Initiate) on Jun 11, 2012 at 13:45 UTC
at 1: If I use absolute values such as move ("/ TagReader/01 Casper - XOXO.mp3", "/ TagReader / Casper - Casper xoxo/01 - XOXO.mp3"); it works. Therefore, I should already have the authority. at 2: its not in the code it is only here at 3: i dont now but i think no. if i creat a folder i can write a name with a space between	[reply]
Re^3: mp3 id3 by ww (Archbishop) on Jun 11, 2012 at 13:53 UTC
re 3: How about creating (with Perl) a dir with a space in its name? re 1: Maybe, but I'm not entirely persuaded. In your new example, you're creating a subdir in a dir that's CWD; in your code, you appear to be moving from CWD to a new drive -- is that correct?	[reply]
Re^4: mp3 id3 by timehandel (Initiate) on Jun 11, 2012 at 14:47 UTC
at re 1 I create a folder with the name of the artist and album. I want to move the mp3 file to the newly created folder. I move the file into a subdirectory, not in a new drive. at re 3 I have spoken of creating a folder in windows. But I dont know if I understood you correctly.	[reply]
Re^5: mp3 id3 by ww (Archbishop) on Jun 11, 2012 at 16:04 UTC
Re^6: mp3 id3 by Anonymous Monk on Jun 12, 2012 at 06:48 UTC
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