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Opustags.exe?

Hello

Where I can find, how can I compile or can someone make opustags.exe?
https://github.com/fmang/opustags

The goal is to import tags from file, same way than "metaflac.exe --import-tags-from=Tags.txt" and "vorbiscomment.exe -a -c Tags.txt".

Long time ago, there was discussion about this same thing.
Quote from: skamp on
Quote from: Brazil2 on
Do you remember what happened, @skamp or @Brazil2?

I have never compiled anything, so I probably need lots of help or a good and simple guide.

Or are there other similar Windows command line -tools I can use?


MOD edit: fix github link

Re: Opustags.exe?

Reply #1 –
According to the README, it requires a POSIX-compliant system so it won't work on Windows.

Re: Opustags.exe?

Reply #2 –
Quote from: tousealypo on
According to the README, it requires a POSIX-compliant system so it won't work on Windows.
I think it means that only compiling needs POSIX -system.
If so, I can use virtual machine.
Output should still be Windows compatible opustags.exe.

I still haven't found the solution to my first post, so any help or tips are welcome.
I read this forum sometimes and tell you if problem is solved.

Once again, the goal is to import tags to .opus -files from tags.txt -file, same way than ogg and flac does.
And with Windows command line.

Re: Opustags.exe?

Reply #3 –
You can build it using MSYS2 in the MSYS (Cygwin) environment, but you'll also have to build libogg from source.

Which I found out by building it myself. I think everything you need is included, but I haven't checked to see if it works.

Re: Opustags.exe?

Reply #4 –
Thanks @Octocontrabass
Now my problem is solved :)

For archiving purposes, this is what I have done.
If somebody knows better ways, you can tell it.
Especially, my importing tags from file -method might be "quick and dirty".

Flac to opus:
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opusenc.exe --bitrate 256 --music --discard-comments --discard-pictures input.flac output.opus
opusenc.exe

Delete one tag from opus:
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opustags.exe --in-place --delete ARTIST=Abc audio.opus
opustags.exe

Delete all tags from opus:
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opustags.exe --in-place --delete-all audio.opus

Add one tag to opus:
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opustags.exe --in-place --add ARTIST=Abc audio.opus

Edit one tag at opus:
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opustags.exe --in-place --set ARTIST=Abc audio.opus

Add tags from file to opus:
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type tags.txt | opustags.exe --in-place --set-all --raw audio.opus
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