On Wednesday 01 November 2017 15:31:03 Patrick Goupell wrote:
> I sent a reply to list but it did not show up there.
>
> So I am sending this test message to see if it arrives safely.
>
Seems to be OK.
Martin
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On 11/01/2017 09:45 AM, fredvs wrote:
PS: If somebody has already deal with id3v3 image tag, any advice is more
than welcome.
Fre;D
Do you mean ID3 versino 2.3.0?
I use ID3Lib from this web site: www.muetze1.de.
It is in free pascal. I have ported a version that runs under linux.
On 11/01/2017 09:45 AM, fredvs wrote:
PS: If somebody has already deal with id3v3 image tag, any advice is more
than welcome.
Fre;D
Do you mean id3 version 2.3.0?
I use id3list from this website: www.muetze1.de.
It is in free pascal. I have ported it to run under linux. I use it
for
I sent a reply to list but it did not show up there.
So I am sending this test message to see if it arrives safely.
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On Wednesday 01 November 2017 14:45:57 fredvs wrote:
>
> But how could I show those picture data with MSE?
> If I have a buffer filled with picture data (png or jpg), how to use that
> buffer to show the image ?
>
Copy the image data pointer to a tmemorycopystream (unit msestream) or use a
On Wednesday 01 November 2017 14:12:06 fredvs wrote:
> > Why? A crash should not happen.
>
> Because the wrong value is still there (if not corrected).
t*editwidget.value will not be changed by an invalid entry. If you have a
wrong value in "value" property it is a MSEgui bug which must be
Hello Martin.
I battle hard with id3 tag. (http://id3.org/Home)
id3 version 2 is in the pocket >
var
BufferTag: array[1..128] of char;
F: file;
begin
AssignFile(F, '/test.mp3');
Reset(F, 1);
Seek(F, FileSize(F) - 128);
BlockRead(F, BufferTag, SizeOf(BufferTag));
> Why? A crash should not happen.
Because the wrong value is still there (if not corrected). And the mix is
done by a timer of 100 ms. So when the mix occurs, each 0.1 second there is
a modal error message (no time to close it). And finally it crash.
PS: All works like wanted with the tuned
On Tuesday 31 October 2017 19:07:35 fredvs wrote:
> > It can be closed by pressing "Enter".
>
Or "Esc", -> in order to restore the origin value press "Esc" twice.
> Yes, but for lazy people (like me) it is lot of work to press a key. ;-)
>
> Also, because the message-form is modal, if a process
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