I'm pleased to report it does work, here is the usage for anyone interested:
<cfmp3 file="#expandPath('/test.mp3')#">
<cfdump var="#mp3#">
This results in a structure with the information gathered.
The input parameter is called "file" as shown above, but unlike many
newer tags it does not ask you for a storage variable, instead it will
automatically take over a fixed session variable called "mp3" which you
can then output.
Jamie.
On 06/02/2015 16:58, Jamie wrote:
I'll pass along what I know about this tag from the code base, but I
sense it is very rarely used nowadays and was probably added to fill a
very specific role a long time ago.
CFMP3 is a tag used to read MP3 file information.
It takes 1 parameter which is a file path to the MP3, and from looking
into the code base, it will attempt to read metadata from strategic
points in the file to gather things like: "title, artist, album, year,
comment, genre, trackid", if available.
I don't have an MP3 available to test whether it works at this time,
but at least we can be enlightened to its purpose :)
Jamie.
On 06/02/2015 09:18, Frank Werner wrote:
Hello,
I can not find any documentation for CFMP3. Can anybody explain
short, what this tag does and how it is used?
Thank you in advance
Frank Werner
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