gnupod_search -V (return code: 2)
gnupod_search (gnupod) 0.99.8
Copyright (C) Adrian Ulrich 2002-2008
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
gnupod_search Version 0.99.8 (C) Adrian Ulrich
gnupod_search --help (return code: 2)
Usage: gnupod_search [-h] [-m directory] File1 File2 ...
-h, --help display this help and exit
--version output version information and exit
-m, --mount=directory iPod mountpoint, default is $IPOD_MOUNTPOINT
-t, --title=TITLE search songs by Title
-a, --artist=ARTIST search songs by Artist
-l, --album=ALBUM search songs by Album
-i, --id=ID search songs by ID
-g, --genre=GENRE search songs by Genre
-c, --playcount=COUNT search songs by Playcount
-s, --rating=COUNT search songs by Rating (20 is one star, 40 two, etc.)
-R, --podcastrss=RSS search songs by RSS
-U, --podcastguid=GUID search songs by GUID
-b, --bitrate=BITRATE search songs by Bitrate
-o, --match-once Search doesn't need to match multiple times (eg. -a & -l)
--delete REMOVE (!) matched songs
--view=ialt Modify output, default=ialt
t = title a = artist r = rating p = iPod Path
l = album g = genre c = playcount i = id
u = UnixPath n = Songnum G = podcastguid R = podcastrss
d = dbid
--rename=KEY=VAL Change tags on found songs. Example: --rename="ARTIST=Foo Bar"
--artwork=FILE Set FILE as Cover for found files, do not forget to run mktunes
Note: * Argument for title/artist/album/etc has to be UTF8 encoded, *not* latin1!
* Use '>3' to search all values above 3, use '<3' to search for values below 3
* Use '-10-30' to search all values between (and including) 10 to 30.
* Everything else is handled as regular expressions! If you want to search for
eg. ID '3' (excluding 13,63,32..), you would have to write: --id="^3$"
Report bugs to <bug-gnupod@nongnu.org>
gnupod_search Version 0.99.8 (C) Adrian Ulrich