Applying Metadata via Command Line

[Al_Stu]

Is there a command line way of applying the metadata stored in a template to wav, mp3 and flac files. Preferably without launching the gui.

Thanks

[Trebor]

Is there a … way of applying the metadata stored in a template to wav, mp3 and flac files.

There’s an app for that … https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_editor#Audio_files

[Al_Stu]

Is there a … way of applying the metadata stored in a template to wav, mp3 and flac files.

There’s an app for that … https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_editor#Audio_files

Which, if any of those, applies the metadata stored in a (Audacity) template?

[Trebor]

Which, if any of those, applies the metadata stored in a (Audacity) template?

Those tag editors are stand-alone software, (independent of Audacity).
They are for batch-processing the metadata in audio files, (which I though was your brief).

@wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_editor

A common purpose of tag editors is to correct or update metadata and enable sorting and grouping of multimedia files, for example music collections. This often happens in a batch processing mode so that one doesn’t have to manually edit every file on its own.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_editor

[Al_Stu]

Command line script batch processing yes. But using existing Audacity metatdata template file as data source.