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username="max"
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avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/ebbd4dd37b341d018077a12e7ccf9fbd"
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subject="adding support for additional metadata tools?"
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date="2020-02-10T04:45:55Z"
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hi there, sincere gratitude for your work on git-annex.
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is it worth considering a more modular setup (maybe a python script :) or even haskell) for working with metadata extractors?
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currently it really only supports field-based filtering extractors. i am particularly interested in using (minimally):
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mp3info - offers a formatting string for printing but doesn't fit super nicely into the \"want\" fields in shell script. could probably be hacked in.
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mp4info - does not seem to offer any native parameters for filtering; would likely need some engineering/thought about how to take in all possible fields then filtering off of those.
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alternatively i could just write some personal scripts here, but just thought others would find it useful for auto extracting content from mp3/m4a files. extract doesn't seem to perform as well on these as, say, .flac files.
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thanks again!
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