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Ann: anytag lister plugin released!

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I've just released anytag.wlx v.0.90!

anytag.wlx is a lister plugin for Total Commander which displays metadata (like Artist, Album, ...) and technical info of audio files. (Screenshot)

It supports the following audio formats:
  • AAC - Advanced Audio Coding
  • APE - Monkey's Audio
  • FLAC - Free Lossless Audio Codec
  • MP3 - MPEG Audio Layer 3
  • MP4 - MPEG-4
  • MPC - Musepack
  • OGG - Ogg Vorbis
  • SPX - Speex
  • WMA - Windows Media Audio
  • WV - WavPack
Please have a look at the ReadMe.txt for advanced configuration description.

You can download it from
http://www.mp3tag.de/tc.html (german site)

or
http://www.mp3tag.de/en/tc.html (english site)

With best regards,
~ Florian
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Nice plugin!
Seems doesn't support Chinese characters right now.
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Hi Raymond,
Raymond wrote:Seems doesn't support Chinese characters right now.
You're right, anytag.wlx has no Unicode support and this is not planned at the moment.

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I've just released anytag.wlx v.0.91!

Changes (since v.0.90):

Code: Select all

09.03.04   Fixed: $list always shows data of first displayed audio file
You can download it from
http://www.mp3tag.de/tc.html (german site)

or
http://www.mp3tag.de/en/tc.html (english site)

With best regards,
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Post by *damjang »

Very good plugin. Thank you Florian!

damjang

PS: This is my configuration
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Post by *ctiberg »

This plugin truly is great... But it has one problem, just like all the rest of the tag listers that I've tried :( When installed, it of course blocks out the normal TC lister, and thus there's no way to play the file.. It sure ain't often, but it's sometimes useful to be able to play a file just to see what it is... So my vote is for a play/pause/others button bar or popup menu :)
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Post by *Sticky »

If you push 4 again, Lister will refresh the "multimedia" mode and should play the file. I agree that this is not optimal, but it's good enough if you desire a plugin like this. It'd be nice if lister would play the file by default and then you could switch to see the tag when needed, or let the tag occupy some slot other than 4... but oh well.
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Post by *ctiberg »

Hmm.. This plugin works great with MP3 files, but shows no information at all about WMA files.. Just a blank page...
And I do know that the WMA files have tags, since I've created them myself using BASS...
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Post by *SanskritFritz »

2ctiberg
If you are using XP, you can check if there are tags by opening the wma file properties/Summary/Advanced.
I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!
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ctiberg wrote:Hmm.. This plugin works great with MP3 files, but shows no information at all about WMA files.. Just a blank page...
And I do know that the WMA files have tags, since I've created them myself using BASS...
Confirm!
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Still on Win2k... Sorry....
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ctiberg wrote:Hmm.. This plugin works great with MP3 files, but shows no information at all about WMA files.. Just a blank page...
And I do know that the WMA files have tags, since I've created them myself using BASS...
From the readme:
* WMA - Windows Media Audio
Reading of WMA Tag (only with Windows Media 9 Runtime installed)
You can get the runtime from here.

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fnheiden wrote:
ctiberg wrote:Hmm.. This plugin works great with MP3 files, but shows no information at all about WMA files.. Just a blank page...
And I do know that the WMA files have tags, since I've created them myself using BASS...
From the readme:
* WMA - Windows Media Audio
Reading of WMA Tag (only with Windows Media 9 Runtime installed)
You can get the runtime from here.

Best regards,
~ Florian
Hmm.. I've got WMP9 itself installed, I thought that should be enough.. Isn't it?
Best regards,
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ctiberg wrote:
fnheiden wrote:
ctiberg wrote:Hmm.. This plugin works great with MP3 files, but shows no information at all about WMA files.. Just a blank page...
And I do know that the WMA files have tags, since I've created them myself using BASS...
From the readme:
* WMA - Windows Media Audio
Reading of WMA Tag (only with Windows Media 9 Runtime installed)
You can get the runtime from here.

Best regards,
~ Florian
Hmm.. I've got WMP9 itself installed, I thought that should be enough.. Isn't it?
Maybe the WMA files are tagged with ID3v2 Tags. anytag.wlx only supports native WMA Tags with WMA files.

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Post by *Jonas »

Florian, what do you think about adding other formats then audio to make your anytag a real anytag? I'd suggest EXIF (the meta-data in .jpg's). This should be quite easy with the OpenEXIF-Library (and there are many more free EXIF-lib's)
I started such a wlx_EXIF my self but since I switched totaly to Linux I won't finish it.
You could substitute anytag.any by anytag.audio, anytag.image, etc...
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