The Audio::WMA did the trick thanks

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Matt Ross a écrit :
> OK I downloaded the script that you referenced and ran the following 
> code ( found the snippet in another e-mail)  it does not return any 
> errors. The Sites documentation states that it the DSOFile only works 
> on office files. So I set it up to pull from an Excel file BINGO got 
> data back and then ran it against the .wma file nothing.  So any other 
> idea's I really would like to pull the track numbers from the wave 
> files
> 
>  

DSOFile only read and write a set amount of summary properties (the article
gives the list)... I tried Win32::File::Summary but it didn't help with the
music files, I don't know why ? You could try too.
Your only possibility seems to use the musical format modules to extract the
informations. With Audio::Wav, Audio::WMA and MP3::Tag you should find what
you need. Maybe Audio::DB could be of some interest too.

Good luck !

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Jedaï


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