The Thunar Media Tags Plugin enhances the Thunar File Manager with advanced features specific to media files.
The Thunar Media Tags Plugin is a useful addition to the Thunar File Manager, providing enhanced functionality for media files. With this plugin, users can take advantage of advanced features when handling audio files, such as ID3 and OGG/Vorbis tags.
One key feature of the Thunar Media Tags Plugin is its bulk renamer tool, which enables users to rename multiple audio files simultaneously based on their tags. The plugin also adds a special media file page to the properties dialog, providing detailed information about quality, length, and other essential data. Additionally, an audio tag editor is included in the plugin, accessible from both the bulk renamer tool and the media file page for the properties dialog.
In order to use this plugin, several requirements must be met, including Thunar (0.2.3svn-r20526 or above), Thunar-VFS (0.2.3svn-r20526 or above), and Thunarx (0.2.3svn-r20526 or above). Additionally, users must have C bindings of TagLib version 1.4 or above installed on their system. On certain systems, additional packages may need to be installed before the plugin can be used.
To build and install the plugin from a downloaded source tarball, users can run "./configure --prefix=$(pkg-config --variable prefix thunarx-1)" to initiate the configuration process. Alternatively, for those who have obtained the source from SVN, "./autogen.sh --prefix=$(pkg-config --variable prefix thunarx-1)" should be used instead. After the configuration process is complete, the plugin can be built and installed using the "make && make install" commands. Note that superuser privileges are required for installation.
One key feature of the Thunar Media Tags Plugin is its bulk renamer tool, which enables users to rename multiple audio files simultaneously based on their tags. The plugin also adds a special media file page to the properties dialog, providing detailed information about quality, length, and other essential data. Additionally, an audio tag editor is included in the plugin, accessible from both the bulk renamer tool and the media file page for the properties dialog.
In order to use this plugin, several requirements must be met, including Thunar (0.2.3svn-r20526 or above), Thunar-VFS (0.2.3svn-r20526 or above), and Thunarx (0.2.3svn-r20526 or above). Additionally, users must have C bindings of TagLib version 1.4 or above installed on their system. On certain systems, additional packages may need to be installed before the plugin can be used.
To build and install the plugin from a downloaded source tarball, users can run "./configure --prefix=$(pkg-config --variable prefix thunarx-1)" to initiate the configuration process. Alternatively, for those who have obtained the source from SVN, "./autogen.sh --prefix=$(pkg-config --variable prefix thunarx-1)" should be used instead. After the configuration process is complete, the plugin can be built and installed using the "make && make install" commands. Note that superuser privileges are required for installation.
What's New
Version 0.1.2: N/A