Add an example that scans and reports ID3 versions #133
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This walks a directory for mp3 files and prints the kind of id3 tags used. When id3v1-only files are detected, we also attempt to detect use of "id3v1.2". There are two specs calling themselves that, this program was written to look for samples of either.
Holzhaus
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Nov 27, 2024
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| // We have an id3v1 tag, does it use id3v1.2? | ||
| fn id3v1_sub_version(file: &File) -> std::io::Result<Id3v1> { |
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This should be part of the actual crate, not an example I guess.
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This walks a directory for mp3 files and prints
the kind of id3 tags used.
When id3v1-only files are detected, we also
attempt to detect use of "id3v1.2".
There are two specs calling themselves that,
this program was written to look for samples of
either.