WMA metadata edit

[skymonster84]

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...

[GaryMinor]

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...

Did you ever get a solution?

[skymonster84]

Did you ever get a solution?

No. I still find the solution.

[GaryMinor]

Are you still looking for a solutiion? I am working on a revision of the sample class library.

[skymonster84]

Are you still looking for a solutiion? I am working on a revision of the sample class library.

Yup. Hopefully you can help me. Because the method that I using now is more complicated and not so easy to maintain.

[scru]

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

[GaryMinor]

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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[skymonster84]

Yup, I m interested.

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
[phone]

[GaryMinor]

Where are you? How can I send it to you?

[skymonster84]

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. :-)

[skymonster84]

Where are you? How can I send it to you?

Can you send to my email? [e-mail]

[GaryMinor]

Ok

[skymonster84]

Ok

Thx. :-)

[Chrisjj]

TagLib Sharp seems to have no support for WMA. Anyone know for sure? Thanks.

[kvprajapati]

Hi,

Please do not resurrect old threads. If you want to ask question, start your own thread.

Take a look at forum rules, http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread78223.html

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