UbuntuHelp:ConvertingMP3Tags
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MP3 Tag Encoding Problem
If you found your MP3 tags (title, album, etc) are not well displayed in players or applications like Rhythmbox, which is especially true for Asian users, you may want to convert their tags to UTF-8 such that they should be properly displayed almost everywhere.
EasyTAG
EasyTag supports IDv2.4, which allows UTF-8, as of version 3.1.1. The first release of Ubuntu to include this is 7.10 (Gutsy).
You can install easytag
from the universe repository.
Using python-mutagen
Python-mutagen is a tool which can do mass conversion of mp3 files. Unfortunately the current version (1.0) in Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper Drake) does not support the mass converting function. Starting in Ubuntu 6.10 python-mutagen does support mass conversion.
Installing python-mutagen
You can install python-mutagen
from the Universe Repository.
Convert tags of MP3 files using python-mutagen
Go to the directory where you put your MP3 files, or go to the home directory, using the following command,
find . -iname "*.mp3" -execdir mid3iconv -e GBK {} \;
python-mutagen will then search for all .mp3 files in current directory (recursively) and convert their tags to proper form.