audups
Command line tool for finding similar audio files using their AcoustID fingerprints
Requirements
- chromaprint (for fingerprint calculation)
- ffmpeg (to read audio files)
Note that this project is only intended to be used on Linux, support for other operating systems will not be provided.
Usage
audups /path/to/music
Compare the files in /path/to/music with themselves, printing similar ones.
You can set the threshold at which matches are printed using --threshold x, where x is a number between 0.0 and 1.0.
audups MUSIC1 MUSIC2
Compares the files in MUSIC1 to the files in MUSIC2
audups --a MUSIC1 MUSIC2 --b MUSIC3
Compares the files in MUSIC1 and MUSIC2 to the files in MUSIC3
(Note that files specified in --a are not compared with other files specified in --a)
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