title-tag is a perl script which creates a title tag for audio files based on
the name of the file.

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title-tag is a perl script which creates a title tag for audio files based on
the name of the file. It can be used on multiple files at once. It is invoked
like this:

title-tag FILE ...

title-tag is implemented by separate scripts which implement it for a specific
file format. The name of the script invoked when title-tag tries to operate
on a file is title-tag-EXT where EXT is the file extension of the file. So
if the file extension is `ogg', title-tag will try to run title-tag-ogg with
the title as the first argument and the filename as the second. The
format-specific title-tag implementations only operate on one file at once.
So the interface for the format-specific title-tag implementations looks like
this:

title-tag-EXT TITLE FILE

Presently title-tag is implemented for Ogg Vorbis and FLAC.