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  about 3 years ago by alarrosa | Reply

  Have you used Picard? Once you have your flac files ripped with whipper (or any other app) you can use picard to lookup information from the CD on /dev/cdrom or scan your barcode with your phone and an android app developed by one of Picard's developers (note that picard and the phone have to be on the same network and port 8000 should be accessible). Picard automatically adds all correct tags from MusicBrainz and can move/rename the files to the right location in your collection at the same time.

  I mention that because Picard is also written in Python so maybe you can use some of its classes in your backend.

  Just in case it helps, some time ago I wrote some documentation on how I use picard and how I have it configured as part of my music manager application here.

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Have you used [Picard](https://software.opensuse.org/package/picard)? Once you have your flac files ripped with whipper (or any other app) you can use picard to lookup information from the CD on /dev/cdrom or scan your barcode with your phone and [an android app](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.musicbrainz.picard.barcodescanner) developed by one of Picard's developers (note that picard and the phone have to be on the same network and port 8000 should be accessible). Picard automatically adds all correct tags from MusicBrainz and can move/rename the files to the right location in your collection at the same time. I mention that because Picard is also written in Python so maybe you can use some of its classes in your backend. Just in case it helps, some time ago I wrote some documentation on how I use picard and how I have it configured as part of my music manager application [here](https://github.com/antlarr/bard/tree/master/picard_plugin).
 
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Have you used Picard? Once you have your flac files ripped with whipper (or any other app) you can use picard to lookup information from the CD on /dev/cdrom or scan your barcode with your phone and an android app developed by one of Picard's developers (note that picard and the phone have to be on the same network and port 8000 should be accessible). Picard automatically adds all correct tags from MusicBrainz and can move/rename the files to the right location in your collection at the same time.
I mention that because Picard is also written in Python so maybe you can use some of its classes in your backend.
Just in case it helps, some time ago I wrote some documentation on how I use picard and how I have it configured as part of my music manager application here.
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Use two asterisks for **strong emphasis**

* Use asterisks
* for lists

This is an [example link](http://example.com/)

This is an ![example image](http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/68957446)

This is a user link @hans

This is a project link hw#some-cool-title
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