apopsisdj
Anyone knows a way (utility etc..) to mass write the bpm info in the filenames ?
Lets say you have a folder with 100 tracks, analyse them (or take the bpm info from the database)
and write it at the end of the filename, so it become: Artist - title [bpm], or something like that.
I know its not easy what i ask just wonder if there is any way.
Lets say you have a folder with 100 tracks, analyse them (or take the bpm info from the database)
and write it at the end of the filename, so it become: Artist - title [bpm], or something like that.
I know its not easy what i ask just wonder if there is any way.
Posted Tue 12 Jul 05 @ 5:06 pm
cstoll
Application: Tag & Rename
URL: http://www.softpointer.com/tr.htm
Has a rename feature that allows you to use the ID3 Tag Fields to build a string for naming.
cstoll
URL: http://www.softpointer.com/tr.htm
Has a rename feature that allows you to use the ID3 Tag Fields to build a string for naming.
cstoll
Posted Tue 12 Jul 05 @ 5:10 pm
apopsisdj
I use tag & rename, but i dint see that..
I'm sure it will need the bpm info written in the "standard" bpm field in tag2,
(which is not happen in my files), but i'll try it.
I'm sure it will need the bpm info written in the "standard" bpm field in tag2,
(which is not happen in my files), but i'll try it.
Posted Tue 12 Jul 05 @ 5:27 pm
blazemonger
Tag&Rename will not calculate BPMs.. You can use the free BPM analyzer from MixMeister for that. It is a good and accurate BPM tool. Next you use Tag&Rename to get the BPMs into the filename.
Posted Wed 13 Jul 05 @ 12:06 am
cstoll
Sorry I confused the situation, I was only addressing your renaming issue. Paulheu is right on an excellent BPM tool - BPM Analyzer from MixMeister
cstoll
cstoll
Posted Wed 13 Jul 05 @ 3:26 am