On Mon, 10 Jun 2013, Chris Bamford wrote:
I'm not familiar with the POI code at all, but I found a useful utility
called POIFSDump which writes out all the objects to file. I found that
if I strip off the first 944 bytes from the Ole10Native file, I get the
original MP3 :-) These 944 bytes appear to be some sort of header...
Probably an OLE10 header!
Try using the OLE10 code in POI (it's got quite an obvious name), see if
that'll parse the stream for you and return the data
Nick
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