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[Edward Potter]

i'm kinda blown away by answers.google.com, you may post there, offer $5 
bucks, and get the code back in a few hours...  I think it's the hottest 
thing on the web in months....  for sure an interesting business model.

ed



Hans Zaunere wrote:

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>Unless there's a clever way of doing it, I'd imagine you'd have to know
>the internal structure of MP3 files.  Then, step through the bytes to
>read what info you need, in this case the bitrate.  A quick google for
>the "MP3 specification" produced:
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>http://www.id3.org/mp3frame.html
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>I've recently seen a similar set of code.  Although it deals with tar
>files, the principles will be the same; that of walking through binary
>files.  I've the attached the file (plus I want to test the system
>out!).
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>Hans Z.
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>--- WEBPHP4 at aol.com wrote:
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>>Does anybody know where I can get code to find a bitrate on an MP3
>>file??? 
>>that is stored on my local drive
>>
>>it would be very helpful
>>
>>John 
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