Adjust ID3 tags and filenames automatically

mp3tag [filemask] [options]

If filemask is omitted *.mp? is used.

command line	description
/s	Include subdirectories
/ntemplate	Naming convention [1] This is the filename (including path) for all MPEG files. It may contain the following metacharactes[2]: %a    Artist name %t Song title %A Album name %T Track number (two digits) %y Year %c Comment %. Current directory including trailing \ %\ Directory of the file including \ %$ Filename without extension %~ File extension including . %% % itself Further examples
/n0	Shortcut for /n%.%a\%t%~ Sort files by artist\title.mp3. (default)
/n1	Shortcut for /n%.%a\%A\%T - %t%~ Sort files by artist\album\track - title.mp3.
/n2	Shortcut for /n%.%A\%T - %a - %t%~ Sort files by album\track - artist - title.mp3.
/oaartist	Overwrite artist
/oAalbum	Overwrite album
/oyyear	Overwrite year
/occomment	Overwrite comment
/osstyle	Overwrite style Only by number!
/u	Update ID3 tag from filename Priority: parsed filename, old ID3 tag (if any), overwrites (/o...)
/U	Update ID3 tag from filename Priority: old ID3 tag (if any), parsed filename, overwrites (/o...)
/!_ [3] or /\_	Do not convert underscores in filenames to spaces This is done by default. However, this utility will never create underscores instead of spaces.
/ac	Automatic case conversion Convert first character of all words to uppercase. This applies only to artist, album and title and not to overwrites (/o...).
/!cp [3] or /\cp	Disable codepage translation By default, all MP3 tags are converted from the ISO-8559-1 (Windows) charset to the OS/2 codepage on read and vice versa on write.[4]
/eatype	set file type extended attribute (.TYPE) to type
/pm	Use the PMshell for file renaming & moving There are two distinctions to the default method (MOVE command): - First, the mapping for special characters which are not allowed in filenames is different. However, in both cases the .LONGNAME EA will contain the exact name. Furthermore, the .LONGNAME EA is normally only created on demand. - Secondly, the MOVE command will fail, if the destination is on a different volume whereas SysMoveObject will not.
/t	Truncate trailing zeros Sometimes I got files with some trailing zeros after the ID3 tag. This switch will try to remove them automatically and above all enable the ID3 tag to be recognized at all.

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