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NAME
mmerge - Sane music library merging
SYNOPSIS
mmerge [OPTIONS] [SRC ...] DEST
DESCRIPTION
mmerge
OPTIONS
-m, --merge Merge media files from [SRC ...] into DEST, selecting among duplicates according to PRIORITY.
-o, --organize Organize media files according to FORMAT in DEST.
-h, --help Print a short help document and terminate.
-v, --verbose Verbose output.
-d, --debug Debug output. Implies --verbose.
-p, --pretend Do not write any changes to disk.
-i, --index Index media files (implied by --merge and --organize)
-c, --copy Copy files, don't move them.
-P PRIORITY, --priority=PRIORITY
Priority to use for selecting between duplicate files.
Options are:
+bitrate - Selects greatest bitrate (default)
-bitrate - Select least bitrate
-F FORMAT, --format=FORMAT
Organization format to be applied when moving files into DEST, if --organize is specified. Files will be moved to DEST/FORMAT, where FORMAT is a string that can contain these replacement values:
%album - Album name
%artist - Artist name
%title - Track title
%trackno - Track number on disk
%trackof - Number of tracks on disk
%diskno - Disk number in album
%diskof - Number of disks in abum
%filename - File name of track, excluding extension
%fileext - Extension on track
%ext - Cannonical file extension for track type (recommended)
%trackno, %trackof, %diskno, and %diskof may be zero-padded by appending a numeral to the end, specifying the padding length. For example %trackno2.
Default: "%artist/%album/%trackno2 %title.%ext"
EXAMPLES
Organize LibraryA and LibraryB and LibraryC separately, in-place:
mmerge -o LibraryA LibraryB libraryC
Merges the contents of LibraryA, LibraryB and LibraryC into LibraryC. Does not organize files in LibraryC.
mmerge -m LibraryA LibraryB libraryC
Merges the contents of LibraryA, LibraryB and LibraryC into LibraryC. Also, organizes files in LibraryC.
mmerge -mo LibraryA LibraryB LibraryC