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I made the custom player by using AVAudioPlayer. Now, I want to fetch the details of the audio file such as artist name,album name,etc which is added in the resource folder. MPMusicPlayer provides the API for fetching the details but its using iPod library and its not taking the resource from sandbox of application. So, MPMusicPlayer is not going to work in that scenario. So, how can we fetch the details of audio file in iPhone. You can get this information through the AudioToolbox.framework . The AudioToolbox.framework is a C API, so I wrote an Objective-C wrapper for it: ID3Tag .h:

I'm having difficulties writing a audio file's metadata: AudioFileID fileID = nil; AudioFileOpenURL((__bridge CFURLRef) url, kAudioFileReadWritePermission, 0, &fileID ); CFDictionaryRef piDict = nil; UInt32 piDataSize = sizeof(piDict); AudioFileGetProperty( fileID, kAudioFilePropertyInfoDictionary, &piDataSize, &piDict ); NSLog(@"%@", (__bridge NSDictionary *)piDict); NSMutableDictionary *dict = (__bridge NSMutableDictionary*)piDict; [dict setObject:@"NEW ALBUM NAME" forKey:@"album"]; piDict = (__bridge CFDictionaryRef)dict; piDataSize = sizeof(dict); OSStatus status = AudioFileSetProperty

I am looking for a way to read the ID3 tags from an MP3 file on a remote server without actually downloading the file. I have seen libraries like JAudioTagger and Entagged, but both seem to require a file object and not a URL or InputStream, which I know how to get with a remote file. Is there another library that can do this? Or is there a way to get the correct object to interact with these classes using a URL? This page describes how to get the ID3 V. 1 tags of an MP3 file. http://willcode4beer.com/parsing.jsp?set=mp3ID3 It offers a .. public Tag readTag(InputStream in, long start) throws .

iTunes uses an ID3 tag called "Album Artist" , and for one album to be actually grouped as an album in iTunes, both the Album Name and Album Artist must be the same. As far as I'm concerned, Album Artist isn't an official ID3 tag, and from the ID3 libraries I've seen so far, none supported "Album Artist". Does anyone know more about this strange tag, and how to set it in java (or with any command line utility). The commenters above are correct, TPE2 ("Band/Orchestra/Accompaniment") is the ID3 tag which is usually repurposed for this. I know that at least iTunes, Windows Media Player, J River

I am trying to read ID3 from a mp3 file thats locally stored in the SD card. I want to basically fetch Title Artist Album Track Length Album Art Reno You can get all of this using MediaMetadataRetriever MediaMetadataRetriever mmr = new MediaMetadataRetriever(); mmr.setDataSource(filePath); String albumName = mmr.extractMetadata(MediaMetadataRetriever.METADATA_KEY_ALBUM); Check the MP3 file format . Basically, you have to read the last 128 bytes of the file; if the first 3 bytes are "TAG" , carry on and read the fields you need; if not, the file doesn't have the info attached. if the last 128

we're actually working on a Remote Music Library organizer using javascript and I'd like to know if there's a way to download using js the last 128bytes of an MP3 file in order to get its ID3 Tags. thanks. You can't do that with just JavaScript. You'll need something on the server (what exactly depends on your server-side technology) to read the relevant part of the file. Then in JavaScript you can just call that server-side part. Update 1 The HTTP protocol has support for downloading files in parts (which is what the). But of course HTTP knows nothing of MP3 files, so you'll have to know what

I am working to change ID3 tags, the metadata in audio files, such as: Artist Title Album etc. And the core point,. that edited ID3 tags should be shown only into my app. MKJParekh I think this is what you are looking for MyID3 library to set and get tags for media file. Download this jar file MyID3_for_android and add it to your project's build path. here is the sample code. here pathdata is the file path of the audio file. File src = new File(pathdata); MusicMetadataSet src_set = null; try { src_set = new MyID3().read(src); } catch (IOException e1) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e1