[FFmpeg-user] help to use -atag

[rramos at unl.edu.ar]

That's not what I need.
I know how to get the metadata.
but I need to include in a single mp3 file, several "tags" of the same type.
so, asked for the option-atag. to make comments from time to time in  
the audio, to show that chapter is. and the MP3 Player can jump  
between them.
I have to find a solution for it for my work and thought it could  
serve ffmpeg .



Mensaje escrito por:  Stefano Sabatini <stefano.sabatini-lala at poste.it>:

> On date Friday 2011-03-18 10:49:20 -0300, rramos at unl.edu.ar encoded:
>> Mensaje escrito por:  James Darnley <james.darnley at gmail.com>:
> [...]
>> Thanks for responding.
>> But i need add to a same audio mp3 more info that what medata allows.
>> i have to add info in several parts of the audio.
>> Can i add info in diferent parts of the audio with -atag ?
>> Can you give me a example to the use of -atag for try?
>> is there anyway to add metadata for example, author several times in
>> the same audio and the mp3 play recognize it? Or how can i do it
>> with other option?
>
> What we already told, -metadata is the option. You can specify the
> option more than once, e.g.:
>
> ffmpeg -i clasicos.mp3 -ss 00:00:00 -metadata title="Chapter 1"   
> -metadata author="John Doe" -acodec copy -vcodec copy clasicos+tag.mp3
>
> And metadata is a global property of the file/stream, you can't place
> it in "several parts of the audio" if I can understand you correctly.
>
> You can check the tags in the output file with ffprobe -show_format FILE.
>
> Note that your commandline is wrong, as you can't have the same file
> both as input and output.
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