funkstar wrote:
> What happens with the created and modifies time stamps on the files
> with this Robin?
>
> I've been thinking about re-processing my library as some of it was
> encoded at -4 or -5 with FLAC 1.1.1, but i don't want to loose the
> encoding order as i use "New Music" about 75% of the time.
The flac re-encode doesn't affect the timestamp on the files.
Running id3v2 on the file *does* affect the timestamp so you'd need to
script something to fix that.
One way would be like this:
Create a script called "strip-id3v2 something like:
#!/bin/bash
touch -r "$1" timestamp.tmp
id3v2 --delete-all "$1"
touch -r timestamp.tmp "$1"
rm -f timestamp.tmp
Then use it to strip the tags like this:
find . -iname "*.flac" -exec strip-id3v2 {} \;
R.
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