How to quickly save your Winamp playlist as HTML file

Winamp Playlist

To generate an HTML file of your playlist:

In Winamp, Simply press the following on your keyboard:

Control-Alt-G

The HTML file should automatically open in your browser. If not, you can find it at the following location:

C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Temp

(Replace USER with your own Windows username.)

 

That’s it, that’s all!

 

View an example playlist I generated:  WinampGeneratedPlaylist.html

Using ‘Mixed In Key 7’ to perform automatic key detection on MP3s

Post is coming soon… in the meantime:

Key Detection Software Comparison< (2015 Edition)/a> @ DjTechTools.com

Using MP3gain to losslessly adjust volume of tracks without re-encoding files

MP3gain doesn’t just normalize an MP3, it analyses it using the Replay Gain algorithm to determine how loud the file actually sounds to the human ear… and quite well, too.

Instructions coming soon, in the meantime:

MP3gain website (SourceForge.net)
MP3gain downloads (SourceForge.net)

Using ‘eyeD3’ to show/edit/copy MP3 ID3 tags in Ubuntu 12.04 shell

To install eyeD3:

Note: lowercase ‘d’ unlike the actual command.

To display ID3 info, use “eyeD3 <filename>”, surrounding the filename in quotes if it contains spaces:

Note: uppercase ‘D’ when using the command.

Output:

You can also display the ID3 info for multiple files at once, for example to see the ID3 tags for every file in a directory:

 

There’s lots you can do with eyeD3, including retagging, copying tags, removing tags, converting one tag format to another, etc.. here’s the full “eyeD3 –help” usage output:

 

Batch re-encode MP3s and fix ID3 tags using ‘lame’ and ‘id3cp’ in Ubuntu 12 script.

Coming soon.