On Donnerstag 29 Januar 2009, Jason Tackaberry wrote: > On Thu, 2009-01-29 at 22:11 +0100, Hans Meine wrote: > > Can you please send it to me, too? I also wrote an MP3 analyzing program > > and I have already a large collection of (potentially) interesting files. > > (I'll then quickly report back about the internal structure of the file, > > including headers, tags, junk etc.) > > It's just a file filled with \xff. The file I received can be generated > easily: > > python -c "print '\xff' * 3668555" > nonsense.mp3
Thanks, I saw your other mail too late. I added this nonsense to my
library. :-) (My structure analyzer takes 0.3s on my oldish notebook; at
least that's not likely to be confused with an infinite loop. And it's a
worst case scenario, so I guess it's OK.)
> > BTW: I have repeatedly thought that I'd like to replace EyeD3.py with
> > [py]TagLib. TagLib is very stable, maintained, and blazingly fast.
> > Since my last freevo update, I do not have any cache since "freevo cache"
> > always crashes, but not before it munged my MP3 collection for sth. like
> > 6 hours(!). (Which makes debugging reaaally painful.)
>
> dischi and I were just talking about taglib on IRC.
>
> Python bindings look less available than taglib itself.
Yes, that's also my impression, but the situation improved lately (in the
past, even the manual download was hard to find). And I use the python
bindings for several of my private (tagging) projects and they worked very
fine so far though. (For 2-3 years I'd say.)
> (At least
> Ubuntu doesn't seem to package the bindings.) But since our decision to
> use Python 2.5, we could use ctypes to talk to taglib directly.
Don't know if that wouldn't be too much work (which would better be spent
elsewhere).
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