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.TH opustags 1 "February 2023" "@PROJECT_NAME@ @PROJECT_VERSION@"
.SH NAME
opustags \- Ogg Opus tag editor
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B opustags --help
.br
.B opustags
.RI [ OPTIONS ]
.I INPUT
.br
.B opustags
.I OPTIONS
.B -i
.R \fIFILE\fP...
.br
.B opustags
.I OPTIONS
.B -o
.I OUTPUT INPUT
.SH DESCRIPTION
.PP
\fBopustags\fP can read and edit the comment header of an Ogg Opus file.
It basically has two modes: read-only, and read-write for tag editing.
.PP
In read-only mode, only the beginning of \fIINPUT\fP is read, and the tags are
printed on standard output. Lines prefixed by tabs are continuation of the previous tag.
\fIINPUT\fP can either be the name of a file or \fB-\fP to read from standard input.
You can use the options below to edit the tags before printing them.
This could be useful to preview some changes before writing them.
.PP
In editing mode, you need to specify an output file with \fB--output\fP, or use \fB--in-place\fP to
overwrite the input files. If the output is a regular file, the result is first written to a
temporary file and then moved to its final location on success. On error, the temporary output file
is deleted.
.PP
Tag editing can be performed with the \fB--add\fP, \fB--delete\fP and \fB--set\fP
options. Options can be specified in any order and don’t conflict with each other.
First the specified tags are deleted, then the new tags are added.
.PP
You can delete all the tags with \fB--delete-all\fP. This operation can be combined with \fB--add\fP
to set new tags without being bothered by the old ones.
.PP
If you want to replace all the tags, you can use the \fB--set-all\fP option which will cause
\fBopustags\fP to read tags from standard input.
The format is the same as the one used for output: newline-separated \fIFIELD=Value\fP assignment.
All the previously existing tags as deleted.
.PP
The Opus format specifications requires that tags are encoded in UTF-8, so that's the only encoding
opustags supports. If your system encoding is different, the tags are automatically converted to and
from your system locale. When the conversion is lossy, the incompatible characters are
transliterated and a warning is displayed. Even if you edit an Opus file whose tags contains
characters unsupported by your system encoding, the original UTF-8 values will be preserved for the
tags you don't explictly modify.
.SH OPTIONS
.TP
.B \-h, \-\-help
Display a brief description of the options.
.TP
.B \-o, \-\-output \fIFILE\fI
Specify the output file.
The input file will be read, its tags edited, then written to the specified output file. If
\fIFILE\fP is \fB-\fP then the resulting Opus file will be written to standard output.
The output file can’t be the same as the input file.
.TP
.B \-i, \-\-in-place
Overwrite the input file instead of creating a separate output file. It has the same effect as
setting \fB--output\fP to the same path as the input file and enabling \fB--overwrite\fP.
This option conflicts with \fB--output\fP.
.TP
.B \-y, \-\-overwrite
By default, \fBopustags\fP refuses to overwrite an already-existent file.
Use \fB-y\fP to allow overwriting.
Note that this option is not needed when the output is a special file like \fI/dev/null\fP.
.TP
.B \-d, \-\-delete \fIFIELD[=VALUE]\fP
If value is not specified, delete all the tags whose field name is \fIFIELD\fP.
Otherwise, delete all the comments whose field name is \fIFIELD\fP and value is \fIVALUE\fP.
In both cases, the field names are case-insensitive, and expected to be ASCII.
.TP
.B \-a, \-\-add \fIFIELD=VALUE\fP
Add a tag. Note that multiple tags with the same field name are perfectly acceptable, so you can add
multiple fields with the same name, and previously existing tags will also be preserved.
When the \fB--delete\fP is used with the same \fIFIELD\fP, only the older tags are deleted.
.TP
.B \-s, \-\-set \fIFIELD=VALUE\fP
This option is provided for convenience. It delete all the fields of the same
type that may already exist, then adds it with the wanted value.
This is strictly equivalent to \fB--delete\fP \fIFIELD\fP \fB--add\fP
\fIFIELD=VALUE\fP. You can combine it with \fB--add\fP to add tags of the same
type. As deletion occurs before adding, \fB--set\fP won’t erase the tags
added with \fB--add\fP.
.TP
.B \-D, \-\-delete-all
Delete all the previously existing tags.
.TP
.B \-S, \-\-set-all
Sets the tags from scratch.
All the original tags are deleted and new ones are read from standard input.
Each line must specify a \fIFIELD=VALUE\fP pair and be separated with line feeds.
Empty lines and lines starting with \fI#\fP are ignored.
Multiline tags must have their continuation lines prefixed by a single tab (in other words, every
\fI\\n\fP must be replaced by \fI\\n\\t\fP).
.TP
.B \-e, \-\-edit
Edit tags interactively by spawning the program specified by the EDITOR
environment variable. The allowed format is the same as \fB--set-all\fP.
If TERM and VISUAL are set, VISUAL takes precedence over EDITOR.
.TP
.B \-\-output-cover \fIFILE\fP
Save the cover art of the input file at the specified location.
If the input file does not contain any cover art, this option has no effect.
To allow overwriting the target location, specify \fB--overwrite\fP.
In the case of multiple pictures embedded in the Opus tags, only the first one is saved.
Note that the since the image format is not fixed, you should consider an extension-less file name
and rely on the magic number to deduce the type. opustags does not add or check the target file’s
extension.
You can specify \fB-\fP for standard output, in which case the regular output will be suppressed.
.TP
.B \-\-raw
OpusTags metadata should always be encoded in UTF-8, as per RFC 7845. However, some files may be
corrupted or possibly even contain intentional binary data. In that case, --raw lets you edit that
kind of binary data without ensuring the validity of the tags encoding. This option may also be
useful when your system encoding is different from UTF-8 and you wish to preserve the full UTF-8
character set even though your system cannot display it.
.SH EXAMPLES
.PP
List all the tags in file foo.opus:
.PP
opustags foo.opus
.PP
Copy in.opus to out.opus, with the TITLE tag added:
.PP
opustags in.opus --output out.opus --add "TITLE=Hello world!"
.PP
Replace all the tags in dest.opus with the ones from src.opus:
.PP
opustags src.opus | opustags --in-place dest.opus --set-all
.PP
Remove the previously existing ARTIST tags and add the two X and Y ARTIST tags, then display the new
tags without writing them to the Opus file:
.PP
opustags in.opus --add ARTIST=X --add ARTIST=Y --delete ARTIST
.PP
Edit tags interactively in Vim:
.PP
EDITOR=vim opustags --in-place --edit file.opus
.SH CAVEATS
.PP
\fBopustags\fP currently has the following limitations:
.IP \[bu]
Multiplexed streams are not supported.
.IP \[bu]
Control characters inside tags are printed raw rather than being escaped.
.PP
Internally, the OpusTags packet in an Ogg Opus file may contain extra arbitrary binary data after
the comments. This block of data is currently not editable, but is always preserved. The same
applies for the vendor string.
.PP
If you need a feature not currently supported, feel free to open an issue or send an email with your
use case.
.SH AUTHOR
Frédéric Mangano <fmang+opustags@mg0.fr>
.PP
Report bugs at <https://github.com/fmang/opustags/issues>