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hi all, i'm the beginer for C#. And now i develop a small project that using to edit metadata for .wma file. I already found the reference from internet. But i dunno what is the parameter that should i pass in. Below is the function call >>>
public string ModifyAttrib(string pwszFileName, ushort wStreamNum, ushort wAttribIndex,
ushort wAttribType, string pwszAttribValue, ushort wLangIndex). Can anybody help me in this. Thx...
public string ModifyAttrib(string pwszFileName, ushort wStreamNum, ushort wAttribIndex,
ushort wAttribType, string pwszAttribValue, ushort wLangIndex). Can anybody help me in this. Thx...
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hi all, i'm the beginer for C#. And now i develop a small project that using to edit metadata for .wma file. I already found the reference from internet. But i dunno what is the parameter that should i pass in. Below is the function call >>>
public string ModifyAttrib(string pwszFileName, ushort wStreamNum, ushort wAttribIndex,
ushort wAttribType, string pwszAttribValue, ushort wLangIndex). Can anybody help me in this. Thx...
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Also, there is an project called TagLib Sharp that really dumbs it down to just the way .NET users like it.
It's a managed dll that I believe is designed for C#.NET. It can manage metadata in mp3 and wma among other formats. Here:
Just for you
It's a managed dll that I believe is designed for C#.NET. It can manage metadata in mp3 and wma among other formats. Here:
Just for you
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I have developed a set of classes that read and write metadata of wma and mp3 files. This is not an application, but a class with methods. One of the methods takes a directory name and returns a list of structures. The underlying classes are included in the set. Each structure contains the attributes of a file in that directory or sub directory. I also have a set of NUnit tests that illustrate how to use the classes. Are you interested?
Gary Minor
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Yup, I m interested.
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I have developed a set of classes that read and write metadata of wma and mp3 files. This is not an application, but a class with methods. One of the methods takes a directory name and returns a list of structures. The underlying classes are included in the set. Each structure contains the attributes of a file in that directory or sub directory. I also have a set of NUnit tests that illustrate how to use the classes. Are you interested?
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Also, there is an project called TagLib Sharp that really dumbs it down to just the way .NET users like it.
It's a managed dll that I believe is designed for C#.NET. It can manage metadata in mp3 and wma among other formats. Here:
Just for you
Thank you very much. :-)
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