Re: [libextractor] problem parsing id3 tag on mp3

[Christian Grothoff]

Dear Laurent,

Looks interesting.  I'd like some information to help my investigation:
1) is this embedded board a big-endian system (ARM, PPC, etc?)
2) can you run extract with options to make sure to only run a particular 
extractor, and see which one produces the nonsense? The options would be:

$ extract -n -l libextractor_mp3extractor FILENAME.mp3
$ extract -n -l libextractor_id3v24extractor FILENAME.mp3
$ extract -n -l libextractor_id3v23extractor FILENAME.mp3
$ extract -n -l libextractor_id3v2extractor FILENAME.mp3

That way, we'll know in which of the 4 source files we should look.

Thanks!

Christian

On Thursday 12 April 2007 07:40, lcimmier wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm currently working on libextractor, in addition of mediatomb to get
> an upnp server to put on an embedded board. But I have some problems
> when trying to see ID3 tag on mp3 with the extract command.
> For the same mp3, on my computer I get :
> format - 128 kbps, 44100 hz, 5m45 stereo
> resource-type - MPEG V1
> mimetype - audio/mpeg
> description - Blankass: Mon drapeau (Elliott)
> genre - Rock
> year - 2005
> album - Elliott
> artist - Blankass
> title - Mon drapeau
> content type - (17)
> And when doing the same command on the embedded board :
> format - 128 kbps, 44100 hz, 5m45 stereo
> resource-type - MPEG V1
> mimetype - audio/mpeg
> description - Blankass: Mon drapeau (Elliott)
> comment -                               
> genre - Rock
> year - 2005                              
> album - Elliott
> artist - Blankass
> title - Mon drapeau
> title - Mon drapeauTPE1
> content type - (17)TIT2
> year - 2005TCON
> album - ElliottTYER
> At first time, I believed it was because of libiconv, but I get the
> latest version, cross compiled it, and make the right link on
> configure...
> So, I really don't know what happened, and any information will be
> welcome...
> I think it should be because of a missing library, but I don't see which
> one...
> If you have some free time, please, can you help me ???
> Bye !
>
> Laurent Cimmier
>
> PS : sorry if my english isn't as good as it should be, but I'm
> french... :-/