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Still in alpha-stage development
PYmuco provides an easy way to effectively convert one's music library (made up of a variety of files and formats) to a lossy format while still preserving directory structure and static files like images. The script makes use of tools created and provided by LAME, FLAC, OGG, etc.
Needs Python 3 to run
As a minimum, one should have the following binaries
- FLAC (for decoding)
- LAME (for encoding)
- Convert any (compatible?) audio format to mp3 or ogg
- Recursively copy over all static content from current directory structure, including images
- Apply ReplayGain onto newly created mp3
- If missing (or required), apply IDv2/3 with latest records from freetag
- Rename directories/files (based upon specified format)
I have used several scripts, be they Shell, Python, or Ruby based to batch
convert files to mp3, however all of them have been clunky to say the least. I
want to create something structured and powerful to use. As simple as typing in
pymuco . /newdir, and it just works. I have been working a lot with Python
over the last few months, and think I have a good understand of how to make
this application.
Ha, really?
Currently there is no license used, however normal copyright still applies.