############################################################################ ########## MP3 Default Tagger settings ######### ############################################################################ # Every option for the program is given along with its default setting # # To use any of these, Simply remove the ! from the front and set the # # option as you desire. Then copy this file to # # .java/Mp3Tagger/user.props in your user directory. # # This is a java properties style file. White space that is part of a # # string must be escaped with \. # # If you use the gui to rewrite this file, all comments will be removed. # ############################################################################ ########## Headlines ######### ############################################################################ # The Album Name, Artist Name and Track Name can all be capitalized like # # headlines. In general, this means that every word is capitalized except # # for unimportant word in the middle of the headline (like 'the') # # # # Enable headline capitalization. Otherwise case will be kept "as is" # # and other headline options will have no effect. # HeadlineAdjustCase=true # # # Capitalize words like O'Henry, L'Armoire, A's, Can't properly. # HeadlineApostrophe=true # # # "The Moon" as opposed to "Moon, The". "the" will always be moved one # # way or the other. # HeadlineBeginThe=true # # # Capitalize words that start with punctuation like !Hello and 'Weird Al' # # properly. # HeadlineCapPuncStart=true # # # These words are not capitalized unless they are the first or last word # # of the Headline. # HeadlineCommonWords=a\ an\ and\ as\ but\ by\ for\ if\ in\ nor\ of\ on\ \ or\ the\ to\ up # # # These words are always capitalized exactly as they appear here # HeadlineExceptions=a.m.\ PhD\ p.m.\ U.S. # # # Capitalize both parts of hyphenated words like A-Ha. But never numbers # # like Twenty-one. # HeadlineHyphenCaps=true # # # Leave words in uppecase alone because they might be acronyms like NASA. # HeadlineLeaveUpperCase=true # # # Capitalize words like McDonald properly. # HeadlineMc=true # # # Removes the word "the" from the beginning of a headline. If 'the' is # # removed, it will neither appear at the beginning or end of the headline, # # no matter how HeadlineBeginThe is set. # HeadlineRemoveThe=false ############################################################################ ########## Lyrics ########## ############################################################################ # Options for messing around with lyrics that are on the mp3. # # Time stamps are always moved to the beginning of the line # # and lines with more than one time stamp are duplicated. # # # # Begin each line of lyrics in a capital letter. # LyricsBeginLineCaps=true # # # Sort lyrics according to time stamp. # LyricsSort=true # # # Remove all time stamps from the lyrics. # LyricsStripOfTimeStamps=false # # # Remove spaces from the beginning and end of each line of lyrics and # # extra lines from the beginning and end of the lyrics. # LyricsTrim=true ############################################################################ ########## Input ########## ############################################################################ # Options for where to read the tags from. # # # # Reads the tags from the file name of the mp3. # ReadTagsFromFileName=false # # # Options for reading the tags from the file name of the mp3. # # %1 = Artist # # %2 = Title # # %3 = Album # # %4 = Year # # %5 = Comment # # %6 = Genre # # %7 = Track# # # %% a literal percent # # %t = a token break # # \ = file separator # # A string of %#s without anything else in between indicates importance. # # In the following example Title should be filled in before Artist # # A token break indicates that stuff # # doesn't have to go together. So in the example, there is a %t between # # the ) and the [ to indicate that those two don't have to be next to each # # other # # eg: \%6\%1 - %2%1(%4)%t[%5]%t. # # **** In this file, spaces and \ must be escaped with another \. So that # # example would look like: \\%6\\%1\ -\ %2%1(%4)%t[%5]%t. # # The default is \%1 - %2. # # which corresponds to files like "Dave Mathews - Crash.mp3" # ReadTagsFromFileNameOptions=\\%1\ -\ %2. # # # When setting the tag from the filename, convert underscores to spaces # ReadTagsFromFileNameUnderScoreToSpace=true # # # When setting the tag from the filename, convert +, and %20s to spaces # # as well as %xx to the proper character # ReadTagsFromFileNameURLDecode=true # # # Use the tags that are currently on the MP3 # ReadTagsFromMP3=true # # # Read tags from a tag file that was created earlier by this program # # the tag file must have the same name as the mp3 with a .tag extension # ReadTagsFromTxt=false ############################################################################ ########## Output ########## ############################################################################ # Options for where to save the tags after everything else is done # # # # Strip the old tag from the mp3. This is done before writing a new tag # # anyway, so this should be used for removeing the tag if a new one is # # not being written # StripTagsFromMp3=false # # # Rename the mp3 to reflect the tag. # WriteTagsToFileName=false # # # Options for naming the mp3 # # %1 = Artist # # %2 = Title # # %3 = Album # # %4 = Year # # %5 = Comment # # %6 = Genre # # %7 = Track# # # %8 = Padding on next tag # # %% a literal % # # To use the padding option include as many %8s as you would like for the # # length of the tag. For example %8%8%8%7 would be a three digit track # # number such as 003, 078, or 134. # WriteTagsToFileNameOptions=%1\ -\ %2.mp3 # # # Write new tags on the Mp3 file. # WriteTagsToMp3=true # # # Write a tag file with the same name as the mp3 and a .tag extension. # WriteTagsToTxt=true ############################################################################