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Because of some unfortunate circumstances I noticed I irrevertibly mixed up my sorted and retagged mp3s with an old backup. That means now I have files that are basically duplicates except for the id3 tags and paths. FSlint does a nice job of finding real duplicates, but is there any free tool to detect duplicate mp3s that differ in their ID3s? My preference is a linux tool, but windows would be acceptable, too.
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I guess you know about Picard, which can take acoustic fingerprints and uses them to find out the appropriate tags? Maybe you can retag the MP3s and then sort out the duplicates.
– slhck – 2011-06-25T20:44:24.2631@slhck thanks for mentioning it, yes picard is what I'll be using (again) if no automated solution shows up – Tobias Kienzler – 2011-06-25T20:47:52.730
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You can try using this Windows tool from codeproject which is available both as source code and executable. Here's a blog post about how it works internally. Since I haven't used it myself and don't know how it handles extremely large collections, posting only a comment.
– Daniel Beck – 2011-06-25T20:49:55.180