MID3ICONV(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
mid3iconv β ok bestie, it converts ID3 tag encodings π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
mid3iconv [options] filename ...
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
So here's the tea β: mid3iconv takes your ID3 tags that are stuck in some legacy encoding (iykyk, the crusty old ones) and converts them to Unicode, then stores them using the ID3v2 format. Glow-up complete, no cap. β¨
π OPTIONS π
--debug,-dβ prints the updated tags for you, so you can see the before/after of it all π--dry-run,-pβ does not actually modify any files. Just vibes, no consequences π«Ά--encoding,-eβ convert from this encoding. By default, your locale's default encoding is used, periodt.--force-v1β use an ID3v1 tag even if an ID3v2 tag is present. Yes, even then. It's giving stubborn π--quiet,-qβ only output errors. Silent treatment, but make it useful π--remove-v1β removes any ID3v1 tag after processing the files. Bye bestie, you will not be missed π
π AUTHOR π
Emfox Zhou.
Based on id3iconv (http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~zf/id3iconv/) by Feng Zhou. Shoutout to the OGs, fr fr π
ok that's the whole page, bestie π this was mid3iconv(1) β section 1 of the manual, iconic behavior only. go forth and let your tags be Unicode β¨π
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