== What this does ==
Tags your mp3 files either automatically by guessing the artist and title
from the file name and location, or manually by interactively querying user
input.
== Install ==
Get the source and run:
sudo ./setup.py install
== Usage ==
There is an executable script which can be run like so:
mp3organiser ''<mp3_file_to_tag>''
of using the python module
import mp3organiser
mp3organiser.add_tags(''file.mp3'', {'title': 'The song', 'artist': 'John'})
== Source Code ==
The public repository can be found at
https://bitbucket.org/brendanmaguire/mp3organiser
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