Tagtool – Tool to tag and rename MP3 and Ogg Vorbis files

Audio Tag Tool is a program to manage the tags in MP3 and Ogg Vorbis files.It can be used to edit individual tags, or to easily tag or rename hundreds of files at once, in any desired format. It can also create playlists.

Install Tagtool in ubuntu

Open the terminal and run the following command

sudo apt-get install tagtool

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10 Responses

  1. bartux says:

    I am personaly using Easytag which is a really powerfully piece of software. Is there any advantage using tagtool (compare with Easytag)?

  2. cornucrapia says:

    I love this program, with one huge exception.
    Every so often when I tag music or rename files based on tags it fills the tags or renames the files complete gibberish. I can’t figure out what causes this and it’s been happening for several releases now. The reason I still use it is it’s the only program I’m aware of that lets you create directory trees based on tags as well as changing filenames

  3. Darkstar says:

    I use puddletag. Its almost the Linux equivalent to MP3tag.

  4. George says:

    IMO – I ran through a bunch of tag/meta data edting software last summer (including EasyTag, TagTool, Picard, several music players that offered tag editing, and more). TagTool wasn’t up to the job compared to EasyTag. TagTool is okay if you need to just tag a few files, but if you are working on doing any serious metadata editing, I’d highly recommend EasyTag – it takes a bit to learn, but once you uncover the power, it really makes the editing process a lot easier.

  5. George says:

    @Darkstar: Puddletag looks interesting…I like the spreadsheet-style layout. However, there is an issue: it doesn’t *appear* to support all of the fields that should be available. Things like: “original artist”, “composer”, “url”, “copyright”, and the “encoded by” fields are missing. While probably not as often used for standard pop recordings, with jazz and classical music they do become more important, and it’s also good to check these fields to see if there is any attempts to “hide” information in them. (I’ve seen several sites that will embed tracking info in the copyright / encoded by field.)

  6. Tagster says:

    I’m a big fan of EasyTag. Seems to be the best tagger so far. Also check out the tagging capabilities of gmusicbrowser.

  7. @George they are. You can add any field you want to the Tag Panel. Extended tags can be viewed/edited by using the Edit>Extended Tags menu.

  8. GregL says:

    All I wanted to do was rename my ogg files according to the meta-data. Despite being a programmer even I couldn’t work out the bizzare interface of ‘easy’-tag and instead did it in two seconds using tagtool.

  9. Gunnar says:

    Total and utter fail if tags contain UTF-8 (or tagtool think it does). Tagtool just messed up my collection.

  10. Dude says:

    It seems to do everything I want it to do, and I appreciate the minimalism. But I don’t see an option to add or change cover art. Tag editors in Linux usually treat this as a superfluous option for some reason.

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