jdforsythe
October 15th, 2008, 07:27 PM
I was searching for how to do this and there was a single, unsolved thread in the archives, so I'll post the solution I found.
Easytag can edit AAC tags if you install the version with AAC support. I'm not sure which repo it is in, but you probably already have them all enabled anyway.
If you already have a version of easytag installed:
sudo apt-get remove easytag
To install the AAC support version:
sudo apt-get install easytag-aac
This will install to your Sound & Video menu. It can also be run at the command line with:
easytag
You can also pass a directory to the command, so it could be added to Nautilus for right-clicking on a folder.
easytag /PATH
Remember to use " quotes when there are spaces in the names, like so:
easytag /data/Music/"Artist Name"/"Album Name"
It does not, however, have the ability to pass a specific file to the program, only a directory.
Easytag can edit AAC tags if you install the version with AAC support. I'm not sure which repo it is in, but you probably already have them all enabled anyway.
If you already have a version of easytag installed:
sudo apt-get remove easytag
To install the AAC support version:
sudo apt-get install easytag-aac
This will install to your Sound & Video menu. It can also be run at the command line with:
easytag
You can also pass a directory to the command, so it could be added to Nautilus for right-clicking on a folder.
easytag /PATH
Remember to use " quotes when there are spaces in the names, like so:
easytag /data/Music/"Artist Name"/"Album Name"
It does not, however, have the ability to pass a specific file to the program, only a directory.