Option -f (-a -s)
----------------  
Conntact to freedb. When you don`t give an artist with -a rtfma will try to guess the
artist name from the dirname. This should work for most dirs.
After conntackting freedb, it try to guess the tracknumbers from the id3v Tags.
If the files are untagged, rtfma trys to guess the tracknumbers form the playtime of the songs.
When the result is wrong  and the files are named in a way like this 
01-bla.mp3
02-blup.mp3
try Option -s

Option -a
-----------------
Look Above
                      
Option -s
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Tagging the files in the way the come from stdin.

Option -o
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Only use I3v1/2 Infos for Tagging

Option -i (-n)
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Interactive Mode. Ask you how to Tag the files.
The values in "[]" are the default. If they are empty, you have
to enter something. If they are not empty, you can press enter to use
the default value.
The default values come from Id3v1/2 or filename.

Option -n 
-------------------
Use infos from freedb for default values (look above)

Options -d and -t 
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With this you can define a dir and fileformat.
-d for dir and -t for file.
Label are: 
:ar for artist (with :)
:al for album 
:s for song
:y for year
:br for bitrate
:tr for tracknumber

Default for -d is:
":ar-:al-:y-:br"

Default for -t
":tr-:ar-:s"

Option -w
-------------
Commit changes without asking.
DANGEROUS

Option -h 
--------------
Print help

Examples:

rtfma -f "Vader - Art of War"
>Conntact freedb and rename the files in the default way.

rfma -f -a "Vader" "2005 - Art of War"
>Search for Vader in freedb

rtfma -f -s "Vader - Art of War"
>Works good for mp3files like this
>01_Para_Bellum
>02_Lead_Us
>usw

rtfma -f -d ":ar-:al-[:y](:br)" "Vader - Art of War"
>rename the dir like this:
>Vader-Art_Of_War-[2005](192KB) 
>At the moment you cannot set a option for removing the "_" through whitespaces or 
>something like this

rtfma -f -t ":tr:ar--:s" "Vader - Art of War"
>rename the files into this format
>01Vader--Para_Bellum

Install:

You need the following cpan-Modules:

-Webservice::FreeDB;
-MP3::Tag;
-MP3::Info;

Look at cpan!

Be aware! I just tested it on cygwin under windows. Don`t know if it works with
perl-win32. (I use the linux clear cmd. Perhabs you have to use cls under dos)


Notes:

-Rtfma is still alpha, but i'm working on it!
-Not all features are implemented yet

Final Word:

Sorry for my english and the ugly Webpage. I'm not into html! ;)