process mp3 file

[asit]

I need to process some mp3 files(like extracting the title, lyrics,
etc) and store in a database.

Is there any free and open source library available for this ??

 

[Michael Doubez]

I need to process some mp3 files(like extracting the title, lyrics,
etc) and store in a database.

Is there any free and open source library available for this ??

Plenty and your favorite search engine will gladly answer your
request.

Note that this is a C++ language discussion group and answering
directly your question would be off-topic.

I suggest that your direct such questions to a group related to audio
programming or to the specific OS you are targeting.

Please come back if you have a C++ question.

{{Here! A nice answer to an off-topic question, isn't it ?}}

 

[osmium]

Plenty and your favorite search engine will gladly answer your
request.

Note that this is a C++ language discussion group and answering
directly your question would be off-topic.

I suggest that your direct such questions to a group related to audio
programming or to the specific OS you are targeting.

Please come back if you have a C++ question.

{{Here! A nice answer to an off-topic question, isn't it ?}}

It sounds to me like the exact equivalent of "I know what time it is but I'm
not going to tell you".

Your comment that there are "plenty" indicates that you actually know of
several. On a smugness scale, I give it a 9.0.

To the OP: the link might *possibly* be helpful, but there is still a lot
of stuff to slog through when a one-word answer could save a lot of time.

http://www.trumphurst.com/cpplibs/

 

[Michael Doubez]

It sounds to me like the exact equivalent of "I know what time it is but I'm
not going to tell you".

To me it sounds like "I did a quick search on Google and could find 4
in the first answer page but you could have done as well."

Your comment that there are "plenty" indicates that you actually know of
several.  On a smugness scale, I give it a 9.0.

On my irritation scale of "Yet another completely off-topic question
from someone who expects others to spend time answering him when he
didn't take the time to check his question is relevant to the group",
I give it a 6 (he could have asked for a "windows python egg", which
would have given a 8).

To the OP:  the link might *possibly* be helpful, but there is still a lot
of stuff to slog through when a one-word answer could save a lot of time.

http://www.trumphurst.com/cpplibs/

There is not a single mp3 library on the site (except for a game
engine).

 

[Jorgen Grahn]

Maybe, but what you're describing is simple enough that I'd be
tempted to open some mp3 files in a text and/or hex editor, and
see if I can see recognizable ASCII strings, and see if they're
always at the same byte offsets. If so, write a program to snarf
those strings at those offsets.

Depends on what quality he/she wants. I wouldn't want to be the poor
user of the software if it was designed by trial and error.

/Jorgen