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audition-chapter-tagger

v1.4.0

Published

4 years ago

Add Adobe Audition chaptering tags to ID3 tags of mp3 files

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Audition Chapter tagger

Add Adobe Audition chaptering tags to ID3 tags of mp3 files

Usage

You can run this with node index.js --markers markers.csv --mp3 yourmp3file.mp3.

Binaries are also avaiable on the releases page.

Example of an input CSV from an export from Adobe Audition:

Name	Start	Duration	Time Format	Type	Description
Kickstarter om te testen of we in een simulatie leven	1:16.655	0:00.000	decimal	Cue
Perseverance heeft zijn eerste kakske gelegd	10:40.290	0:00.000	decimal	Cue

Options

Options:
  --help       Show help                                               [boolean]
  --version    Show version number                                     [boolean]
  --markers    Path to Adobe Audition Markers                [string] [required]
  --mp3        Path to mp3 file that needs chaptering        [string] [required]
  --cover      Path to an image file to be used as cover art, will be
               automatically resized to 600x600                         [string]
  --overwrite  Remove existing tags and overwrite them                 [boolean]
  --title      Add title                                                [string]
  --artist     Add artist                                               [string]

Build as standalone

You can create a standalone binary for each platform with these options:

Windows: npm run build:windows
MacOS: npm run build:macos
Linux: npm run build:linux