'How to get a duration of mp3 file via .NET/C#? [closed]
I need to create a M3U playlist of mp3 songs.
Is there any way to read the duration attribute of MP3 files?
Solution 1:[1]
Don't reinvent the wheel. Use an external library such as NAudio to do the hard work.
- NAudio is available at GitHub.
You can use it like this:
Mp3FileReader reader = new Mp3FileReader("<YourMP3>.mp3");
TimeSpan duration = reader.TotalTime;
Of course, an alternative would be this answer.
To use the Mp3FileReader
class, you must add using NAudio.Wave;
to your file.
Solution 2:[2]
Thanks everyone for help.
I tryed using TagLib and it works fine.
TagLib.File f = TagLib.File.Create(<pathToFile>, TagLib.ReadStyle.Average);
var duration = (int)f.Properties.Duration.TotalSeconds;
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Solution 1 | zChris128 |
Solution 2 | BIKTOP |