Pinky-Tagger is a software designed to streamline tagging and editing of music files. It enables users to easily apply and manage mass tags, making music organization effortless.
The Pinky-Tagger project is a software solution for editing and mass tagging music file tags. Its main feature is its ability to use the Musicbrainz service to find file tags automatically. In order to accomplish this, Pinkytagger generates fingerprints (TRM-Hashes) of your files and compares them with the data stored on the Musicbrainz server.
One of Pinkytagger’s key features is its ability to tag entire albums even if some fingerprints present in your files are unknown to the Musicbrainz server. The software deploys several algorithms like fault-tolerant string comparison, length comparison, etc., to achieve this.
You’ll appreciate Pinkytagger’s additional benefits like being able to find and download album covers if required. This software also possesses the ability to mass rename and tag all files, like other such tag programs.
To run Pinkytagger, you will need to have the following requirements fulfilled: · qt3 · qt3-devel · zlib · zlib-devel · kde-base · kde-base-devel · libmusicbrainz · libmusicbrainz-devel · taglib · taglib-devel · mad · mad-devel · vorbis · vorbisfile · ogg · jpeg. You can install Pinkytagger by running the following commands: ./configure --prefix=/usr/ make make install.
One of Pinkytagger’s key features is its ability to tag entire albums even if some fingerprints present in your files are unknown to the Musicbrainz server. The software deploys several algorithms like fault-tolerant string comparison, length comparison, etc., to achieve this.
You’ll appreciate Pinkytagger’s additional benefits like being able to find and download album covers if required. This software also possesses the ability to mass rename and tag all files, like other such tag programs.
To run Pinkytagger, you will need to have the following requirements fulfilled: · qt3 · qt3-devel · zlib · zlib-devel · kde-base · kde-base-devel · libmusicbrainz · libmusicbrainz-devel · taglib · taglib-devel · mad · mad-devel · vorbis · vorbisfile · ogg · jpeg. You can install Pinkytagger by running the following commands: ./configure --prefix=/usr/ make make install.
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