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Well as the title suggests I have a large music file and I am in the process of reripping my cd's to higher quality bitrates in anticipation of setting up a xmbc/mythtv setup in the future.
In the past I have used gmusicbrowser as my primary audio player however, now days i use MPD/ncmpcpp as my primary audio player.
Is there a way to list/output the music file data (esp bitrate) via cli or maybe a simple music file browser (not player) in the spirit of "do one thing and do it well"?
I just want to scroll through the music files bitrates (like gmusicbrowser can) without having to look at each file individually as ncmpcpp, sonata, smplayer, easytag all seem to do. Maybe a type of script that will produce a text file.
Any help would be appreciated to open my eyes for a solution. I may just be blind:p but google is not helping me all that much. In the end i can install gmusicbrowser, just trying to learn and improve my linux ablitlites.
Thank you for any help.
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If you have Mutagen installed:
find Music/Library -type f | while read file; do mutagen-inspect "$file" | egrep -oI '[0-9]+ bps' | (tr '\n' '\t'; echo "$file"); done | sort -n > Music_Bitrates.txtBut it is a bit slow.
Last edited by Wintervenom (2010-09-17 06:44:08)
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cool, I will give it a try and post bak
thank you
---not so sure i under stand the script, even when altered it outputs an empty file, does it do one file at a time?
Last edited by psyodin (2010-09-21 07:15:49)
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