OK, I have uploaded that command line tool to my server:
http://www.maresweb.net/wmainfo.exeHere is the usage:
wmainfo.exe "Some File.wma" "Album" "Genre" "Copyright" "Author" "Track Number" "Track Name" "Year" "Description" "MCDI"
Let us say you want to tag the file "Hey You.wma" with following information:
Album = The Wall (Disc 2)
Genre = Progressive
Copyright =
Author = Pink Floyd
Track Number = 1
Track Name = Hey You
Year = 1979
Description =
MCDI =
You would use the following line:
wmainfo.exe "Hey You.wma" "The Wall (Disc 2)" "Progressive" "" "Pink Floyd" "1" "Hey You" "1979" "" ""
You could also use * to skip a field name (or preserve the actual value).
If you want to view the tag of "Hey You.wma", you would use:
wmainfo.exe "Hey You.wma" show
PS: I don't know if the program supports UNICODE characters, such as é, î, ü...