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Encoding inspection from command line

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EncInsp ver 0.1 - MP3 Encoding Inspector - Built: 2006-11-18
- Based (heavily) on Gambit's Mr QuestionMan v0.7 (http://burrrn.net)
- Converted to C# by Jud (http://cdtag.com)

usage:

[filename|directory] : scan file name or directory (default=current)
-r                   : recursive
-o [filename]        : output to csv
?                    : this screen

Example: ei
         ei c:\mp3 -r
         ei c:\mp3 -r -o output.csv
         ei c:\track01.mp3

Binary: http://cdtag.com/download/ei.zip
Source: http://cdtag.com/download/eisrc.zip
.NET 2.0 Framework (if needed)

It only does MP3's, and it's based on an old version.  But if you're a command line junkie like me, maybe you'll find some use out of this.