Amarok/Manual/Organisering/Mærkeredigering

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Mærkeredigering

Den indbyggede Mærke-editor lader dig se og ændre musikfilernes metadata. For at åbne editoren højreklikker du blot på en eller flere markerede numre, albums eller genrer enten i din samling eller i spillelisten, vælger Redigér spordetaljer og går til fanebladet Mærker.

Redigér mærker manuelt

Ret den relevante linje til den ønskede værdi og klik på Gem og luk. Klikke du på Annulér, så mister du alle ændringer, som ikke er blevet gemt.

Mærker

Mærker er metadata så som spornummerer eller sporets kunstner, som indeholdes i filen. En meget almindelig slags mærker er ID3 tag.

Her er en liste med de tags, som Amarok understøtter:

Mærke Beskrivelse
Titel Sporets titel.
Kunstner Sporets kunstner eller gruppe.
Komponist Sporets komponist.
Albummets kunstner Albummets kunstner eller gruppe.
Album Albummets titel.
Disknummer Diskens nummer i albummet; vigtig, i et album med flere diske.
Genre Sporets genre. Dette kan være en genre, du selv har defineret, men sædvanligvis bruges en af de forud definerede genrer.
Taktslag pr. minut (bpm) Sporets tempo.
Spor Antallet af spor i albummet.
År Albummets udgivelsesår.
Kommentar En tekstkommetar til sporet.
Redigér enkelte spor

I denne tilstand kan du ændre alle understøttede mærker for den valgte fil.

Edit Several Tracks

Several tracks can be selected by clicking on the artist, album, or genre in the your collection or by selecting several tracks in the playlist using the Ctrl (non-sequential) or Shift (sequential) key.

All At Once

More general tags can be set for a group of tags at once. It works just like the single-track-mode, but the title and track number tags are locked.

Track By Track

This mode is pretty similar to the single-track-mode, except for the ability to switch between the selected tracks using the Next and Previous buttons. It is activated by clicking on the checkbox Per Track on the bottom of the window.

Get Tags from MusicBrainz

A new feature in Amarok 2.4 is the ability to guess tags from the MusicBrainz database. Click the Get Tags from MusicBrainz, wait a moment for the database to be searched for matches, and then Update Tags, or Cancel.

If you have the packages libofa and ffmpeg installed, and Amarok is compiled with them, Musicbrainz will be able to use "fingerprinting" (the MusicDNS service) to search for albums and tracks without good filenames or existing tags.

MusicBrainz Tagger dialog

Guess Tags From Filename

It is also possible to tag tracks using information in the filename. This is a very convenient feature when dealing with lots of files with a consistent naming scheme.

Some tracks need to be edited manually, because special characters like single quotes are omitted in file names. A preview helps to create the correct pattern.

Options

There are also several options to format the result. These are self-explanatory.

Basic

In the basic view you get a drag-and-drop menu to create the pattern in the filename.

Example

Filename: 03-social_distortion-dont_take_me_for_granted.mp3
Tracknumber: 03
Artist: Social Distortion
Title: Don't Take Me For Granted

Advanced

In the advanced view you can create a pattern using markers in a string.

Example

Filename: 03-social_distortion-dont_take_me_for_granted.mp3
Tracknumber: 03
Artist: Social Distortion
Title: Don't Take Me For Granted