You can also use
tagged.
Here a simple mp3 command line renamer that use
File::Find to traverse the given directory structure:
use strict;
use File::Find;
use MP3::Tag;
my $dir=$ARGV[0];
die "use mp3ren.pl directory_name" if (!$dir);
find (\&wanted, "$dir");
sub wanted {
if (&match("$File::Find::name")) {
&rename_MP3($File::Find::name);
}
}
sub match {
my $filename=$_[0];
if (-d $filename) {
return 0;
}
my $mp3 = MP3::Tag->new($filename);
if (defined $mp3) {
$mp3->get_tags;
if (exists $mp3->{ID3v1}) {
return 1;
} else {
print "$filename is not mp3 or no ID3v1 tag\n";
return 0;
}
}
}
sub rename_MP3 {
my $fullname_mp3=$_[0];
my $mp3 = MP3::Tag->new($fullname_mp3);
my $new_mp3_name;
$mp3->get_tags;
my $song=$mp3->{ID3v1}->song;
my $artist=$mp3->{ID3v1}->artist;
if ($artist && $song) {
$new_mp3_name="$artist--$song";
} elsif ($song) {
$new_mp3_name="$song";
} elsif ($artist) {
$new_mp3_name="$artist--untitled";
} else {
$new_mp3_name="";
}
if ($new_mp3_name) {
$new_mp3_name=~s#[\\|\?|\*|\||\:|"|<|>|/]+##g;
$new_mp3_name.=".mp3";
$new_mp3_name="$File::Find::dir/$new_mp3_name";
if ($fullname_mp3 eq $new_mp3_name) {
print "Error renaming $fullname_mp3 to $new_mp3_name: same nam
+e\n"
} elsif (!rename("$fullname_mp3","$new_mp3_name")) {
print "Error renaming $fullname_mp3 to $new_mp3_name: $!\n"
} else {
print "Renamed $fullname_mp3 to $new_mp3_name\n"
}
} else {
print "Error renaming $fullname_mp3: no ID3v1 tag\n"
}
}
