gnupod_addsong - manual page for gnupod_addsong 0.98.1

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Upload Music to the iPod. This Version can read MP3 AAC/ALAC (no DRM) and PCM (aka .wav) files. It can even read FLAC files if Audio::FLAC is aviable and the --decode switch was used. (Note: The iPod can't play FLAC files, in this case, gnupod_addsong converts the FLAC files 'on-the-fly' using 'flac')

--help

display this help and exit

--version

output version information and exit

-m, --mount=DIRECTORY

iPod mountpoint. Default is $IPOD_MOUNTPOINT

-r, --restore

Restore the iPod. Use this if your iPod is messed up. You will lose all playlists

-d, --duplicate

Allow duplicate files. Per default, gnupod_addsong checks for duplicate files. Use this switch to disable the check.

-p, --playlist=NAME

Add songs to this playlist

--disable-v1

Do not read ID3v1 Tags

--disable-v2

Do not read ID3v2 Tags

--decode=mp3|pcm|aac|aacbm

Convert FLAC and OGG files On-The-Fly into choosen format and add them. You need the Perl modules 'Audio::FLAC::Header' for FLAC files and 'Ogg::Vorbis::Header::PurePerl' for OGG files. Lame is needed for MP3 Output and FAAC (>= 1.24) is needed for AAC output. Btw: 'aacbm' means a Bookmark-AAC File (M4B) See --reencode to specify the quality of the output file.

-e, --reencode=INT

Re-encode while adding Files. 0=God / 9=Bad Quality. Lame is needed for MP3, FAAC for AAC (m4a).

--set-artist=STRING

Force Artist

--set-album=STRING

Force Album

--set-genre=STRING

Force Genre

--set-rating=INT

Force Rating: 0 = 0 starts / 20 = 1 star / 40 = 2 stars / 60 = 3 stars / 80 = 4 stars / 100 = 5 stars

--set-playcount=INT

Force Playcount

--set-songnum

Order songs on the iPod in the same order as they were added (= Overwrite songnum tag)

Written by Adrian Ulrich

Report bugs to <bug-gnupod@nongnu.org>

Copyright © Adrian Ulrich

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