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++++++++++ mp4tvtags v0.5 ++++++++++
works on Mac OS X Leopard & Snow Leopard
thanks goes to:
the MP4v2 team (http://code.google.com/p/mp4v2/) for their excellent mp4 container editing library
the Subler team (http://code.google.com/p/subler/), their project was used as a template for MP4Tagger (source code soon to be released)
dbr - http://github.com/dbr/ - for the API wrapper to thetvdb
To actually embed the information in the files, a commandline tagger called MP4Tagger is used. This is a tool based upon Subler, which uses the mp4v2 library. It's written in a mix of C, C++ and Objective-C. Source code will be released.
This requires Python and a compiled version of MP4Tagger which must be placed in the same directory as the the mp4tvtags files.
Usage:
Browse to the folder that contain the tv episodes. Must be in the structure:
Show Name - S[S#]E[E#] <anything> .mp4
example: The X-Files - S01E01 - Pilot.mp4
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-b, --batch selects first search result, requires no human
intervention once launched
-i, --interactive interactivly select correct show from search results
[default]
-c, --cautious Writes everything to new files. Nothing is deleted
(will make a mess!)
-d, --debug shows all debugging info
-v, --verbose Will provide some feedback [default]
-q, --quiet For ninja-like processing
-f, --force-tagging Tags all valid files, even previously tagged ones
-r, --remove-artwork removes previously embeded artwork
-n, --no-renaming disables renaming
-t, --no-tagging disables tagging
-x FILEEXTENSIONS, --file-ext=FILEEXTENSIONS
tells program to only parse inputted extensions.
Example: "-x m4v,mp4" (comma seperated list of
extensions)