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MP3 Info +
| Version | Released | Type | License |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0.3 | 2009-10-08 | Modules | GNU/GPL (?) |
This module can be used to extract information from a given mp3-file and make it available as template variables in ExpressionEngine. This can be useful if you are podcasting or publishing any kind of MP3 and don’t want to re-enter all the data already present in the file itself.
In particular:
- Standard MP3 header information:
- Version ID
- Version
- Layer ID
- Layer
- Protection
- Bitrate
- Sampling Rate
- Padding
- PrivateChannel_mode
- Copyright
- Original
General information:
- the length of the title in seconds (e.g. 553)
- the length of the title (e.g. 05:53)
- the filesize in bytes (e.g. 5662384)
- the filesize in human-readable format (e.g. 5.40 MB)
- ID3v1 Tags:
- Name
- Artist
- Album
- Year
- Comment
- Track No.
- Genre No.
- Genre
- ID3v2 Tags:
- APIC (embedded pictures)
- COMM (Comments)
- TALB (Album name)
- TCOM (Composer)
- TCON (Content type / Genre)
- TCOP (Copyright message)
- TIT2 (Title / Songname)
- TOPE (Original artist)
- TPE1 (Artist)
- TPE2 (Band)
- TPOS (Part of a set)
- TPUB (Publisher)
- TRCK (Track no.)
- TSSE (Software/Hardware and settings used for encoding)
- TYER (Year)
- USLT (Unsychronized lyric/text transcription)
- more may be added on request
To make it rather light-weight each MP3 file is only analyzed once and the results are cached.
Comments
2010-01-27 14:07
Hi,
There’s a typo in the mcp.mp3_info.php backend class. In the deinstall method you have “Pingback” in the deletion query instead of the name of your module. 
2009-11-28 21:14
MP3 Info+ works great for mp3 files. Just wondering if you’ve looked how to extract metadata from other filetypes like wav, mp4, mov, avi, etc. There’s a thing called MediaInfo which can do this thru a GUI or command line, but no one has built an EE extension using it. Do you think that would be difficult?
