Change MP3’s ID3 tag using Kid3

Posted on 10 Jan, 2008, categorized under Nerd Public Journal?

If previously I’ve been posting about changing file’s name based on it’s metainfo, this time I’m gonna talk about the opposite, specifically in changing MP3’s ID3 tag using Kid3.

The package is installable in Ubuntu / Debian;

shakir@gutsy ~ $ sudo apt-get install kid3

After launching the program, add files that we want to change their ID3’s, and click on From Filename

and that’s just it

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