[八卦] google music, 爽!
今天看新闻发现google出了music搜索,于是试用了一把。 (http://www.google.cn/music/homepage)
搜歌,听歌,下载,一应俱全。
尤其是它的web播放器,用起来很舒服。
对于google的music搜索,有几个疑问:
1. 歌曲的下载地址不是链接到其他网站,而是统一链接到top100.cn
2. 上面可以下载的歌曲很新,不知道版权问题是如何解决的?
今天看新闻发现google出了music搜索,于是试用了一把。 (http://www.google.cn/music/homepage)
搜歌,听歌,下载,一应俱全。
尤其是它的web播放器,用起来很舒服。
对于google的music搜索,有几个疑问:
1. 歌曲的下载地址不是链接到其他网站,而是统一链接到top100.cn
2. 上面可以下载的歌曲很新,不知道版权问题是如何解决的?
It’s a long time pain for my mp3 files. I tried a lot of kinds way to convert my mp3 files’ id3 tag encoding. But every time when I need to convert the tag, I can’t remembered what I did last time. Now I’m going to record some way to do this.
I used amarok. Since the developers os amarok hate to deal with various kinds of encoding, they determined to use unicode which required id3v2.4 tag. This decision makes a lot of Chinese music displayed like a mess in the amarok because most of Chinese music used old version, different encode id3 tags.
I found some good ways to convert your music id3 tags here: http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Converting_MP3_Tags_To_UTF-8
The most way I like is mid3iconv
I used it like this:
For a single file
$mid3iconv -e gb2312 a.mp3 --remove-v1 -dp
For a directory
$find . -name "*.mp3" -exec mid3iconv -e gb2312 --remove-v1 -dp "{}" \;
-p option means dry-run, so if you really want to convert, remove this option.
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