Solve mp3 tag garbled Problem

Solve the Problem of mp3 tag garbled-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. The primary solution for playing mp3 in Linux is the garbled tag of mp3. The root cause of this problem is that most of the players in Linux Execute strict encoding standards, however, our own mp3 encoding is chaotic, and the mp3 tags on the Internet basically do not comply with the standards, gbk, gb18030, and big5 encoding methods are widely used (Microsoft is compatible with these standards to make mp3 players in windows look better at Chinese Culture). This problem is generally not solved for mp3 files produced in Chinese genuine versions. We need to manually convert all mp3 tags to International Unicode encoding.

1. Use the pause in windows
In windows, use the pause listener to change the file attributes
Read type priority changed to: ID3v2> APEv2> ID3v1
Change the write type to ID3v2.
ID3v2 encoding type changed to: UTF-8
If ID3v2 is used for data writing, the data is converted from simplified to traditional Chinese. (This ensures the rewriting of tag data)

2. Use mp3tag in windows, which is also very powerful.

3. Use the mp3 tag editing tools in linux: easytag and exfalso.
Sudo apt-get install easytag exfalso
Select "Settings"-"Preferences", and select "Default directory" on the "Browse" page as the folder where you saved the MP3 file, in "ID3 Tag Settings", set the Charset of "Write ID3 v1.x Tag" to "simplified Chinese (gb2312 )"; select "None standard" in "Charactor set for reading ID3 tags" and set it to "simplified Chinese (gb2312 )".