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Poll: What do you use TagLib# for ? #120
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I use taglib# for my project, YoutubePlaylistDownloader, I use it specifically for tagging of artists, album, title, rating and genre based on the video title. |
Taglib# is a part of my cms to identify filetypes (before running the linux file command), and reading some properties. Next to this, I use it to read titles from mp3's for the website https://www.WingsOfDeath.net, for when we import a promo album for a review. |
Kaseto uses TagLib#, too: https://kaseto.com/ Edit: I don't know any practical alternative for TagLib# for .NET applications. Kaseto is an audio player and uses TagLib# to scan the user's music library. All audio files are automatically organised based on the found tags. Kaseto has also an integrated tag editor that uses TagLib#. |
I use it for my Music UWP App: https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/p/holla/9nblggh1rdh6 |
Hi guys ! It's great to see all these fancy projects done with TagLib# ! That's energizing to see the Open Source community in action. Please keep posting what you're doing ! 👍 |
I use it for my Playlist Editor https://github.com/DoctorWiz/PlayWizard (Still very much in Alpha status) |
banshee needs it and i love banshee |
I use taglib# in a PowerShell script to detect and delete corrupted video files. |
It's useful for a personal utility that helps me easily see what metadata is wrong with music files on my computer, and helps me in generating an RTF file listing all the music. |
I hope Read/Write Adobe XMP。 |
going to create beautiful-designed pc music player |
Hi, |
I use it for Paramuse, a music player I wrote for myself. I chose TagLib# because it works for every type of file, regardless of how the tags are stored. The one thing I miss is an easy way to list all tags (or all non-standard tags). |
trying to install TagLib# for my powershell script to delete or move all audio files in specified source path in one go, |
I want to create a database with all avaiabale metadata of my private media files - aproxx. 25.000 - to be be able to do a quick search for whatever I want. |
It would be interesting (and motivating) to get an impression on where TagLib# is used (and why).
Please post here how you use TagLib#, why you have chosen it and why you like it (or not: then what do you miss ?).
We will add some of the projects to the TagLib front page in "They also use TagLib#". Please indicate if you don't want to appear on that page.
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