VITUNES-TAG(1)            BSD General Commands Manual           VITUNES-TAG(1)

NAME
     vitunes-tag -- set the meta-information tags in media files

SYNOPSIS
     vitunes -e tag [-A album] [-a artist] [-g genre] [-t title] [-T track]
             [-y year] [-c comment] path [...]

DESCRIPTION
     The tag e-command is provided to add or change the meta-information tags
     of media files.  The meta-information fields that can be set are: artist,
     album, title, genre, track, year, and comment.

     For each path specified, the given fields will be set to the provided
     value.

     The options are as follows:

     -A album    Sets the album field to the provided string.

     -a artist   Sets the artist field to the provided string.

     -c comment  Sets the comment field to the provided string.

     -g genre    Sets the genre field to the provided string.

     -T track    Sets the track field to the provided number.  Note that the
                 number must be between 0 and INT_MAX.

     -t title    Sets the title field to the provided string.

     -y year     Sets the year field to the provided number.  Note that the
                 number must be between 0 and INT_MAX.

NOTES
     This e-command only changes the meta-information in the raw files them-
     selves and not the values in the vitunes(1) database.  To update the
     vitunes database after tagging, use the add or update e-commands.

EXAMPLES
     CD rippers frequently pull information from CDDB (or other databases)
     where, for example, a "The" is missing from an artist/album name when it
     is, in fact, appropriate.  Below is an example of correcting this and
     then updating the vitunes(1) database:

           $ vitunes -e tag -a "The White Stripes" /path/to/De_Stijl/*
           $ vitunes -e update

SEE ALSO
     vitunes(1), vitunes-add(1), vitunes-update(1)

AUTHORS
     Ryan Flannery <ryan.flannery@gmail.com>.

BSD                            January 17, 2015                            BSD