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Looking for a linux tool like 'EncSpot'

Does somebody know a linux tool like 'EncSpot' (for Windows) giving precise information about a mp3 file (which encoder used, bitrate etc...) ?

Looking for a linux tool like 'EncSpot'

Reply #1 –
Well, theres a program called oidua that is written in python. All it does though, is determine if the file is --aps, --ape, CBR,  but not the encoder version.

http://oidua.lycken.com/

Looking for a linux tool like 'EncSpot'

Reply #2 –
mp3guessenc
She is waiting in the air

Looking for a linux tool like 'EncSpot'

Reply #3 –
Yeah, but it frozen and detects good only lame version

Anyhow it is nice prog

I think on creation front-end for it using kde devel
 

Looking for a linux tool like 'EncSpot'

Reply #4 –
EncSpot has yet to act up with WINE, so I'd recommend an EncSpot+WINE setup. Nothing else I've tried has come close.  B)

Here's a fancy pic of it running with Slackware 9.1.