![]() ![]() I checked with Notepad only, which displayed the characters correctly and reported the encoding as UTF-16. Wow, it is a real pain to deal with Unicode using Windows cmd.exe. It produced lrc files with all Unicode characters becoming mojibake (Notepad says they're encoded in ANSI, using Notepad 's "Encode in UTF-8" or "Convert to UTF-8" doesn't help either) I then used Converter>Tag-Tag for _DIRECTORY withįormat string: $regexp(%_folderpath%,(.*)\d,$1)Īnd all the files went back to their original location, taking the lrc file with them. Which lead to the message that 5 files got processed and 5 export files had been created. I then executed the export "lrc" with the option set to create 1 file per folder ![]() To get some more substance into the whole thing I just did the following to 5 files, some of which were in the same folder, others were in different folders:įormat string: %_folderpath%%_counter%\%_filename% So far you have given general statements about what is (allegedly) not possilbe but no details that could have lead to a solution. Once this has been achieved, the lrc export can be started.Īnd after the lrc export has happened, it should be possible to move the audio file and the lrc file back to the original location. Vast majority of my mp3 file paths aren't even using any organized path unfortunately.Īs every file has to have some kind of path it should be possible to move that file to a folder right below the original location which means that it now resides exclusively in a folder of its own. To export all the metadata, but I can't figure out how to export only the unsynced lyrics. I also tried the more well-known FFmpeg, so far I'm able to use -i "%_path%" -f ffmetadata "%_folderpath%\%_filename%.txt" txt/.lrc file with proper EOL characers? Because the manual text replacing part defeat the whole purpose of batch/automation (like I mentioned, I'm already able to export the lyrics one by one with Mp3tag's Export, but I need to do them in batch). U /c echo $regexp($regexp(%unsyncedlyrics%,^\w ||,),\r\n,#) > "%_folderpath%%_filename%.lrc"Īnd it produced lrc files with all Unicode characters becoming mojibake (Notepad says they're encoded in ANSI, using Notepad 's "Encode in UTF-8" or "Convert to UTF-8" doesn't help either), the only lyrics that outputed normally are purely-English lyrics.Īlso, when using the cmd.exe, is it possible to simply output a finished. Unfortunately I haven't found any command that changes the output text file's encoding. That "textencoding" command is used for controlling what encoding is used for writting to Mp3 tags, which can also be changed from the Kid3 GUI (kid3.exe in Windows). I glanced at it briefly and found a command that sounds as if it should enable Unicode text to be retrieved. ![]()
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