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I got this cryptic error the first time I tried to use File.Create:
An exception of type 'TagLib.UnsupportedFormatException' occurred in TagLib.Portable.dll but was not handled in user code
Additional information: streamname (taglib/)
I'm not really sure why we ask for a stream name (other than guessing a mimetype), but it would be great if this behavior was documented somewhere or the error was more explicit.
I'm thinking something like the following could work:
if(index >= 1&&index< abstraction.Name.Length)ext= abstraction.Name.Substring(index,
abstraction.Name.Length -index);if(string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(ext))thrownew UnsupportedFormatException (
String.Format(
CultureInfo.InvariantCulture,"If a mimetype is not specified, then the IFileAbstraction name should have a file extension"));mimetype="taglib/"+ ext.ToLower();
Thanks!
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I got this cryptic error the first time I tried to use
File.Create
:I had to dig a little bit until I found that TagLib requires me to add an extension to the stream name if the mimetype is missing (https://github.com/timheuer/taglib-sharp-portable/blob/master/src/TagLib.Shared/TagLib/File.cs#L1264).
I'm not really sure why we ask for a stream name (other than guessing a mimetype), but it would be great if this behavior was documented somewhere or the error was more explicit.
I'm thinking something like the following could work:
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: