Favorite Gadgets: MP3

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Wednesday, April 3, 2013

MP3 ID3 Tags Automatically Added, using filename via drag and drop. - CodeProject

ID3 Tag edit in iTunes (Photo credit: jutecht)

Introduction

In any case, this project was done to meet a need that I have had. Whenever I rip CDs or download them from the web (oh my...), I always take the time to name the file in a way that is meaningful to me (i.e. "Artist - Song Title.MP3") but media player, winamp and most popular MP3 players require more. They require the ID3 tag to contain the information as well. It is not always convenient or desirable to pull the information from the web, so I decided to write an app that utilizes the information from the filename to populate the ID3 tag.

MP3 ID3 Tags Automatically Added, using filename via drag and drop. - CodeProject

Monday, August 6, 2012

Zamzar - convert document, eBook, image, audio and video - free online file conversion

Ever need to convert Realplayer (*.ram) files to mp3 so you can run them on a mobile platform? Here is the site for you!!!

Zamzar - convert document, eBook, image, audio and video - free online file conversion

Saturday, December 10, 2011

vozMe - From text to speech (speech synthesis)

Now that FoxVox - the firefox add-on that is used to convert text to mp3 files - is no longer compatible because I have the latest version of firefox, I have to come up with another solution. And here is one. Go to the link to find an online app that lets you copy and paste the text into a text box, press a button, and you will get a mp3 file. Works pretty well!

vozMe - From text to speech (speech synthesis)

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Easy Mp3 Recording (also using iTunes) - CodeProject

Image via Wikipedia

A year ago my sister and I wanted to make Mp3 back-up copies of everything we had bought on iTunes. So I wrote this program and posted an article on it. However, the program itself was complicated to use and cumbersom in its code as I never bothered to clean up the code once I had finished programming. However, recently it became necessary for me to produce an easy-to-use version. So, while I was improving the design of the application I thought I'd improve the code as well. As a result I have produced a library with three useful classes in it (and some helper classes used internally). The two classes are Recorder and iTunes Recorder Extension. Recorder is the base recording class that uses the Istrib libraries (available from here) to record stuff. This can easily be incorperated into any application that wishes to record stuff. iTunes Recorder Extension is more specific as the name suggests. This class provides an easily used object that links iTunes and its libraries with the Recorder class and Istrib libraries.