Lightweight library for reading and writing mp3-tags
Hi,
I'm currently evaluating libraries for reading and writing mp3-tags. All the projects I found so far where not maintained for a couple of years.
My question:
Is there currently a library, which one could call standard for this purpose
Cheers
Jonny
jonnybecker wrote:
I'm currently evaluating libraries for reading and writing mp3-tags. Don't you rather mean ID3 tags?
All the projects I found so far where not maintained for a couple of years.It may either be dead, or it may be so finished and free of bugs that no maintenance is needed anymore.
If you're occurring problems with it and if it is open source you can always consider taking a fork for own development.
Is there currently a library, which one could call standard for this purposeNo one comes to mind.
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