mp3check 1.6

mp3check is a perl script that examines a set of MP3 files for CD-burning suitability. This was written this for use with my Aiwa CDC-MP3 car player.
Basically, you run the thing: mp3check [list of files...], and itll check important things:
Are the filenames <= 31 characters? (Needed for some filesystems.)
Do the MP3s start with a two-digit number, to represent track ordering?
Are there useless playlist/M3U files in the directory?
Do the MP3s have ID3 tags with artist, title, and album listings?
Are there strange characters or spaces in the filenames?
Are the internal data structures of the MP3s correct?
other stuff.
mp3check can dig through subdirectories, too, with the --recurse option. For example, lets say youve got a whole volume of music in /opt/mp3 that you want to check. Just point mp3check at it as such:
Enhancements:
- Added --force-default.
- Cleaned up some stuff, removed tabs from source.
- Fixed --ignore-all-files.
- "./mp3check --recurse ." doesnt tag the "." as a bad filename.