Bitrate calculation for mp3 #7
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are you still working on that ? |
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This needs to be in a sub-package. I started to work on it and then didn't have time to finish. I don't have a use for the code at the moment, but if you want to refactor it out into a sub-package that would be great. |
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I don't really get the subpackage idea Same thing for the flac format |
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This patch reads the first mp3 frames, with support for the XING header to speed things up
It adds some sanity check (for example a flac file with an id3 tag will be rejected)
I tested it against 20k mp3.
Without the patch, it takes 19s to scan the whole library
With the patch, it takes 52s
I still have some checks to do. I want to compare the result with other tool I know are working fine
Next step : adding the support for mp4 and flac files ; should be easier