#qocc — Public Fediverse posts
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Editing meta info can be a pain. #fdroid #vlc made playlists by FileName which ain't cool for podcasts with ambiguous fnms. But #exiftool in tandem with #jq are a save. They might have a dedicated way of doing this in exftl but this seemed faster than reading their (seemed like *WIN* first) documentation.
$ for i in $(ls *.mp3);do a=$(exiftool -j -'Title' $i | jq -r ".[].Title"); exiftool -'FileName'="$a" $i;done
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Editing meta info can be a pain. #fdroid #vlc made playlists by FileName which ain't cool for podcasts with ambiguous fnms. But #exiftool in tandem with #jq are a save. They might have a dedicated way of doing this in exftl but this seemed faster than reading their (seemed like *WIN* first) documentation.
$ for i in $(ls *.mp3);do a=$(exiftool -j -'Title' $i | jq -r ".[].Title"); exiftool -'FileName'="$a" $i;done
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Editing meta info can be a pain. #fdroid #vlc made playlists by FileName which ain't cool for podcasts with ambiguous fnms. But #exiftool in tandem with #jq are a save. They might have a dedicated way of doing this in exftl but this seemed faster than reading their (seemed like *WIN* first) documentation.
$ for i in $(ls *.mp3);do a=$(exiftool -j -'Title' $i | jq -r ".[].Title"); exiftool -'FileName'="$a" $i;done
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Editing meta info can be a pain. #fdroid #vlc made playlists by FileName which ain't cool for podcasts with ambiguous fnms. But #exiftool in tandem with #jq are a save. They might have a dedicated way of doing this in exftl but this seemed faster than reading their (seemed like *WIN* first) documentation.
$ for i in $(ls *.mp3);do a=$(exiftool -j -'Title' $i | jq -r ".[].Title"); exiftool -'FileName'="$a" $i;done
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Editing meta info can be a pain. #fdroid #vlc made playlists by FileName which ain't cool for podcasts with ambiguous fnms. But #exiftool in tandem with #jq are a save. They might have a dedicated way of doing this in exftl but this seemed faster than reading their (seemed like *WIN* first) documentation.
$ for i in $(ls *.mp3);do a=$(exiftool -j -'Title' $i | jq -r ".[].Title"); exiftool -'FileName'="$a" $i;done