posted 12 years ago
I looked at the I/O API and came up with a dirty hack. I know that the last 128 bytes for mp3 files are the properties for these files. I tested my code (below) on some real life mp3 files (the 3 that came with my computer). It works fine, but I know this is just a cheap hack. Is there a better way to do this? I am doing it twice. There has to be a way to do it once...
Thanks,
cc11rocks
EDIT: Made the code just send off an error if it doesn't have ID3 in the beginning (which I believe is the format of the mp3 that I am doing).
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