eyeD3 | Python module and command line program | Audio Utils library
kandi X-RAY | eyeD3 Summary
kandi X-RAY | eyeD3 Summary
eyeD3 is a Python module and command line program for processing ID3 tags. Information about mp3 files (i.e bit rate, sample frequency, play time, etc.) is also provided. The formats supported are ID3v1 (1.0/1.1) and ID3v2 (2.3/2.4).
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- Processes a directory
- Prints a message to stdout
- Temporarily touch the file
- Saves the tag to a file
- Renames the file
- Parse an ID3 file
- Parse the LAME tag
- Convert binary value to decimal
- Calculate the CRC of the given data
- Convert bytes to binary
- Print out the LAME tag
- Parse an APIC frame
- Parses an ID3 file
- Decode a frame
- Parse the frame data
- Return help for a given plugin
- Map a function over a list of items
- Run cog
- Save the tag to a file
- Compares the audio file
- Set image data
- Parse frame data
- Parse command line arguments
- Load plugins
- Handles a directory
- Decode a MP3 packet
- Initialize the audio file
- Compute the average audio files
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QUESTION
Most of my MP3 files are tagged with both ID3v1 and ID3v2. I want to write a script to read the files and identify ID3v1 versions, regardless of additional ID3 versions.
I'm struggling with the following code (eyed3). isV1 is only True if ID3v1 is the only used version. But the code prints
V1 > False
V2 > True
for files with ID3v1 and ID3v2.
The code uses eyed3 but I'd also accept mutagen (but could not find an example how to code it).
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 11:16- In
eyed3.id.tag.parse()you can see that if ID3v2 is found then no potential ID3v1 is loaded anymore. - In
eyed3.core.load()you can see that the function has not only 1 parameter for the filename, but also a 2nd for which tag version you want to find/load. - The available constants for that parameter can be found in
eyed3.id3- you are most likely interested in any version of ID3v1 and any version of ID3v2.
Combining that knowledge you have to load the file twice and act upon it:
QUESTION
When I tried to install eyed3 using conda command like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 10:45There is no conda package for macOS in any conda channel, so you will neeed to follow the docs and do
QUESTION
I am working on an algorithm that uses AcousticBrainz API. Part of the process is assigning an audio file with a specific UUID that refers to a file in a database. The tag is added via Picard and is present among other tags when checking e.g. via VLC Media Player:
Is there any way to access these 'custom' tags? I tried to use eyeD3 and mutagen, however, I think they only enable accessing specific tags like artist or length of the file.
Can I use eyed3 or mutagen to accomplish the goal? Is there any other tool that enables such operation?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-22 at 17:08Yes, you can use either one. These custom tags are stored as user text frames, with the frame ID "TXXX".
Here's some example code with eyeD3:
QUESTION
My goal is to make a program that lets you edit audio metadata using tkinter, but I've gotten stuck. No matter what I try, the program will not edit the metadata. I am using a browse button so that you can choose any file. Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-01 at 18:51OK, a couple of things:
Change:
QUESTION
I can't set image thumbnails for mp3 files using eyed3 module in Python. I try next script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 19:45After several hours learning of eyeD3, googling and experimenting with file cover, I think, I have a solution for you.
You need to follow these rules:
- use ID3v2.3 (not v2.4 as by default in eyeD3);
- add right description for cover image (word
cover); - pass image as binary;
I'll give you an example of code, which works fine on my Windows 10 (should works on other platforms as well):
QUESTION
Request your help as I am attempting to use an excel document to add MP3 Tags. When it is ran it adds the last entry of the excel document to all of the MP3 files. What I am attempting to do is to add each individual entry to each MP3 file. How can solve this? Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-21 at 04:15Your 2nd for loop iterates through all the rows of the sheet and assigns each in turn till you end up with last row. You want to either use a specific row (by searching for the file in your sheet to identify the right row; it's okay to use the 2nd for loop for that, you just need figure to only set the values conditionally if it's the right row), or define a row number that you increment in the outer loop that you then use to index into sheet.rows (this assumes os.listdir() return files in a well-defined order. If it doesn't sort the result first).
QUESTION
I am trying to make use of an open source Python program. I have a Python script configured exactly as per an example with all the pre-reqs installed, but I seem to be getting some kind of global Python error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 23:45The problem here is with the line suggested in the traceback:
QUESTION
Similar to this question:
I'd like to get music artwork from a .m4a file (similar to `.mp3') into Tkinter Image for displaying on a label.
For some strange reason all the answers in the link use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 03:30Use file.tag.images and iterate it,use i.image_data to get the bytes of the image.
For example:
QUESTION
who can help me with the script?
If the audiofile.tag.genre is empty, i would like to enter the genre via input,
and every time when the audiofile.tag.genre is empty I want to accept the first genre from enter input
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-16 at 20:39As we discussed in chat, you want to get user input only if the mp3 doesn't have a genre already, but then use that same input for all the following mp3's. You can do that by setting a default, genre = None, then checking genre is None when needed.
Also I would use a more descriptive name than get4, like get_genre.
QUESTION
So this is a part of my code, and in theory, it should be working well because I could not replicate the problem anywhere else.
The problem is that while the print(string) works very well and prints in order, when I try to make a kivy interface and instead print the results on to a textbox, the interface works for a moment, then goes all laggy af then Window tells me that the program is unresponsive. But if I look at the print results, they are working just fine.
Also when I wait for the program to finish, when it finishes, it it spits out all the text in one big heap and then finishes.
So is there any way to make textbox print out results in the same order as a normal print would work?
ex)
normal print: print('hello')
textbox print: self.work.text += '\nhello'
P.S. If you need to know the functions that is used in this code, please ask
Python code ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 19:26When you run print(), what actually happens is the text gets output by the program as a stream of bytes, and then some other program (i.e. your terminal) can inspect that stream and display it as characters. It doesn't matter what else the Python program does, because that byte stream is external to the rest of its control flow.
When you draw your text with a gui, the model is different - setting the text of the TextInput tells it what to do, but the actual rendering of the text is also part of the program's flow.
When you run lots of code all at once, you block that flow, so no Kivy code for updating the gui runs between your function starting and all the code finishing so the function returns.
The solution is to not block the gui. Either split your function into chunks, each of which calls the next one using Clock.schedule_once, or run your long-running function call in a thread.
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You can use eyeD3 like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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