Hello, I discovered Mp3tag today and it is a really nice piece of software!! I haven't seen another utility that supports such a wide range of media types (mp3, wma, ogg, aac, etc) My situation is this: I have a lot of WMA files in a folder. Each day, a script I have written downloads new WMAs …

Moved to General Disussion since it's a feature request; please have a look at the roadmap . :slight_smile:

oh I am very sad to see this! well why have you already decided that you will never do this feature? it would be very useful, I think [:huh:]

This one goes to the developer Florian. :slight_smile:

Being a programmer I was looking for some kind of hook into MP3Tag for this reason. Command line or an API would be cool, most of what I do is automated, scheduled to occur everyday at the same time so I require the process to be 'unattended' Here is my temporary solution and you will love this: h…

(Hello, 1st post ^^) Not only to shedule task! In the spirit of winamp command we can run a folder like this : winamp.exe C:\myfolder..... in the same way it could be Fantastic^^ to launch Mp3Tag on a specific folder The purpose: I have a software to manage music which run winamp to play a music…

hello ssj, yes I agree it would be fantastic.. however it appears for now that the developers have no plan to make any command line parameters... oh well maybe if enough people post in this thread they may reconsider? :wink:

You can use Mp3tag.exe /fp:"C:\My great music" for that. Best regards, ~ Florian

:astonished: thanks "Mp3Tag.exe /?" to see if they have any command and i don't see anything so .. but now it's great. sorry if they have description on helpfile :wink:

No, don't worry. This a hidden and undocumented feature :slight_smile: Best regards, ~ Florian

Command-line parameters?

General Discussion

Florian October 5, 2005, 3:29pm 5

Sorry, but Mp3tag is supposed to be an interactive program, not a command line utility.

Best regards,
~ Florian

Calling mp3tag from CMD or WSL

[Request] Viewing folders instead of files.

Suggestion - Option to create automated cronjob exports