It’s definitely alpha-quality but it gets the job done. If you run “braaainz tag –edit/-e *.ogg”, your text editor will open to edit each file’s tags. Otherwise, the “-s/–set” option can be used multiple times to modify tags un-interactively.

Note that braaainz can be used without musicbrainz but still requires the python-musicbrainz2 library for now.

I’ve actually been working on a such a renamer too:
http://github.com/kchmck/nomen

I don’t even have a readme written for it yet but for your purposes, you’d use something similar to “nomen rename ‘{audio[tracknumber]}. {audio[title]}’ *.ogg –preview”.

Please let me know if you have any questions or ideas!

Thanks.

I use this “script” to tag my music (after I encoded it with cdparanoia and oggenc). The music is stored in a directory named ‘Artist@Album@Year’.

# Tag artist, album and disk number.
lltag -F ‘%a@%A@%d/track%n%i’ –yes “$1″/*.ogg
# Edit tags to add song titles (and other things if necessary).
lltag -E “$1″/*.ogg
# Rename the files.
lltag –no-tagging –rename ‘%a/%A/%n %t’ –yes “$1″/*.ogg

http://thekonst.net/en/orpheus/screenshot/5

Don’t know about ogg though.

Regards,