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onethetiger@yahoo.com.
2009-04-30 00:16:25 UTC by nobody
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It would be nice to be able to extract metadata from Matroska files to post on Bitzi.
2009-02-21 16:02:15 UTC by austriaco
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write calculated hashes back to metadata fields in each file
It can be nice to write back the calculated hashes to each file for other programs convenience. (needs the agreement of the user, with a checkbox or similar)
Its only about writing metadata (the file already should have)...
This enables other programs on a system to search for the specific file on the hard drive without the...
2008-05-10 16:55:20 UTC by nobody
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For some small number of Mp3s I keep getting this exception. Note that the line numbers will be a little off because I modified the source to only generate the audio hash.
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 4096
at org.bitpedia.collider.core.Mp3Handler.extractSampleRate(Mp3Handler.java:66)
at org.bitpedia.collider.core.Mp3Handler.findStart(Mp3Handler.java:177)
at...
2007-12-26 00:08:06 UTC by nobody
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1. Scan and submit a file with the BitCollider (The Windows version will do for this test.)
2. Scan and submit the same file with jBitCollider.
3. Examine the ticket in Detail mode and you will find that the Bitpedia has two copies of the File Properties tag because the jBitCollider submits tag.file.first20 in lower case, which is improper for a hexadecimal string.
2007-12-14 13:43:58 UTC by nobody
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When reporting an m4a file, Bitzi cannot read the m4a ID tags, and will not allow manual entry either. These files are becoming more common on peer-to-peer networks, and software is commonly available for local play, conversion, and ID tag editing.
andyhelman@yahoo.com.
2007-09-08 21:35:50 UTC by nobody
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I've seen that the only way to work with incorrect/unwanted filenames is the upgrade or downgrade function.
If the submitter of the tag cannot edit/delete the tag, it would be nice if at some fixed negative value (perhaps minus 5 or 10) the downgraded value is simply deleted.
2006-12-28 05:52:20 UTC by nobody
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"I believe the assertion failure would show up as
an AssertionError, which would not be caught by the
catch(Exception)."
It does. It's one of the ways I confirmed that the problem
was happening. Try reversing the logic of the assertion
(ie. filesProcessed > filesToProcess) and you will see that
the AssertionError is caught by the exception handler...
2006-10-19 05:18:29 UTC by theparanoidone
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We should have a plugin for FLV (flash video, as on
YouTube and Google Video).
There's apparently quite a bit of potential metadata
inside, see for example:
http://www.buraks.com/flvmdv/.
2006-10-19 05:17:02 UTC by gojomo
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Thanks -- patch committed!
One note: I believe the assertion failure would show up as
an AssertionError, which would not be caught by the
catch(Exception).
2006-10-19 05:12:32 UTC by gojomo
