[SOLVED] "ReScene" bad .mp3 files

Summary:

a newbie needs help with .srs files to try to rebuild bad (tagged afterwards) .mp3 files

"ReScene" bad .mp3 files

r1dd0g3r (guest) 13 Jan 2015 08:42

[TL;DR]
Is there a tutorial and files you need to ReCreate/ReBuild/ReScene a bad tagged .mp3 that does not match originally CRC32?!
[TL;DR\]

So I'm new to this all and my scripting/programming/coding skills are more than weak. I sucessfully rebuild few things with the GUI Tool of sobmorok.korombos. I also succesfully reconstructed .rar files from extracted .iso files with pyReScene and the tutorial of OPG.FORUM that is linked somewhere in this wiki. So i wanted to check out if there's a possibility to actually "ReScene" some bad .mp3 that got bad CRC32 during the SFV check. I tried with some script I found but honestly I didn't get along with it. So my question is (I put it here because this themes the only place for mp3 related stuff in this forum) if there's a tutorial with files needed (batch or something like that) to get the the originally state (ID3 tags …) of a mp3 file back.

Re: "ReScene" bad .mp3 files

Gfy 14 Jan 2015 21:22

I was busy writing a tutorial for rescepy: http://rescene.wikidot.com/rescepy
I got it working on Windows, but it'll need some code changes first.
I haven't tested it for music either, but it should work.

I also wrote some script myself that does just that:
https://bitbucket.org/Gfy/pyrescene/src/fcdca6f2d53ed75cc60bc95eeb80afa0d1201a71/bin/retag.py?at=default

Install Python, add the windows subfolder from the bin map to your path and run retag --help.

r1dd0g3r (guest) 16 Jan 2015 20:31

Thanks a lot, Gfy!

At first I didn't succeed because I was not sure about adding the subfolder… finally I read the installation instructions at the bitbucket overview navigation pane again. In the end the link to computerhope was very usefull. About now your script works just fine!