Package: libid3tag0
Version: 0.15.1b-8
Severity: normal
Some players encode the genre tag number (id) in parenthesis (eg:
"(18)" == "Techno"). The libid3tag0 code doens't handle this properly,
as it assumes, in genre.c:65, that if the first character of the genre
string is not a number, then the string shall not be considered as a
genre id.
I suppose that this type of genre coding is not supposed to be, but the
fact is that it does exist :P
I have a workaround in my piece of code for this, but I don't know if it
is suitable for libid3tag0. Here's a simplified snippet:
if ((ucs4 = id3_field_getstrings(field, i))) {
if (strcmp(frameid, ID3_FRAME_GENRE) == 0) {
if ((ucs4[0] == '(') && (ucs4[1] >= '0') &&
(ucs4[1] <= '9')) {
mp3gid = id3_ucs4_getnumber(ucs4+1);
ucs4 = id3_genre_index(mp3gid);
}
else
ucs4 = id3_genre_name(ucs4);
}
}
(the pseudo digit check is necessary to avoid issues like "(Funky
Music)" genre strings, which aren't genre ids).
This is not pretty but it actually works for me. I guess it'd be even
better if the lib knew how to do that itself ;)
HTH
T-Bone
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