

You will need the following features to make a useful application: Your first step is to figure out what you want the user interface to look like. Now let’s get started and make a neat application! Designing the MP3 Tagger Once you have eyeD3 installed, you might want to check out its documentation:
#Google music tag fixer install
If you have been using a virtual environment ( venv or virtualenv) for this book, make sure you have it activated before you install eyeD3: python3 -m pip install eyeD3 The eyeD3 package can be installed with pip. If you happen to be working with other audio file types besides MP3, then you should definitely give mutagen a try. However, the mutagen package is definitely a good fallback option because it supports many other types of audio metadata. However, eyeD3 seemed a bit more natural in the way it worked than the others that I tried, which is why it was chosen.īy the way, the package name, eyeD3, refers to the ID3 specification for metadata related to MP3 files. Frankly, I found most of the APIs for these packages to be brief and not all that helpful. It has a nice API that is fairly straight-forward. You will be using eyeD3 for this chapter. Here are a few that I found when I did a Google search: There are several Python packages that you can use for editing MP3 tags. The first step in your adventure is finding the right Python package for the job! Finding an MP3 Package This application will allow you to view an MP3 file’s current tags as well as edit the following tags: In this article, you will write a simple MP3 tagging application. While you can use many open source and paid programs to tag MP3 files, it’s also fun to write your own. Usually, there is a mis-spelling in a title or a track isn’t tagged with the right artist. Unfortunately, when you rip a lot of music, you will sometimes end up with errors in the MP3 tags. There is still a lot of music that is unavailable to buy digitally. As an avid music fan, I also like to rip my CDs to MP3 so I can listen to my music on the go a bit easier. I don’t know about you, but I enjoy listening to music.
