It would be nice to include detection of the sony msv format. I don't care if it can read or write any tags, just detection.
I've had a real hard time getting php mime type detection working, so I was excited to see the getid3 recognized a lot of my files types ( using the browse demo ). The last piece of my puzzle is identification of msv files.
I would be willing to add the code myself if you pointed me in the right direction.
Sony msv format
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more info
Adding this seems to make it work:
// MSV - audio - Sony's proprietary (suprise) voice format
'msv' => array (
'pattern' => '^MS_VOICE',
'group' => 'audio',
'mime_type' => 'application/octet-stream',
'fail_id3' => 'ERROR',
'fail_ape' => 'ERROR',
),
// MSV - audio - Sony's proprietary (suprise) voice format
'msv' => array (
'pattern' => '^MS_VOICE',
'group' => 'audio',
'mime_type' => 'application/octet-stream',
'fail_id3' => 'ERROR',
'fail_ape' => 'ERROR',
),
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meecect
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You can get a media player plugin for it here:
http://esupport.sony.com/perl/swu-downl ... 54&os_id=7
Since I got the recognition done, it's not a hot priority anymore, plus Sony is a real bear about proprietary formats. It's really killing me with this custom app I'm writing. Having the detection gets me most of the way there though.
I haven't found any converters or readers. There's a program called 'switch' that can supposedly do it, and theoretically, according to them, it runs on linux. But their software runs under wine, and to get it to support msv, you have to install the sony provided media player codecs. Couldn't get that part to work under wine.
Your software, BTW, is superb. I have been banging my head against the wall all day to get some php code to recognize mime-types properly for my app. Between php differences on linux and windows, the deprecated mime_content_type function, multiple places and formats of magic files, interaction of apache mime_magic etc, etc...ugh..
I was going to go on but, as you probably know, php and mime-types is one of the biggest messes I've ever come across in LAMP. Using getid3 just to properly detect wma mimetypes seems overkill, but I'm grateful for it! I'll probably end up integrating more of it's functions since it's here.
Anyway, thanks for the quick response. Feel free to use my code sample.
Cliff Meece
http://esupport.sony.com/perl/swu-downl ... 54&os_id=7
Since I got the recognition done, it's not a hot priority anymore, plus Sony is a real bear about proprietary formats. It's really killing me with this custom app I'm writing. Having the detection gets me most of the way there though.
I haven't found any converters or readers. There's a program called 'switch' that can supposedly do it, and theoretically, according to them, it runs on linux. But their software runs under wine, and to get it to support msv, you have to install the sony provided media player codecs. Couldn't get that part to work under wine.
Your software, BTW, is superb. I have been banging my head against the wall all day to get some php code to recognize mime-types properly for my app. Between php differences on linux and windows, the deprecated mime_content_type function, multiple places and formats of magic files, interaction of apache mime_magic etc, etc...ugh..
I was going to go on but, as you probably know, php and mime-types is one of the biggest messes I've ever come across in LAMP. Using getid3 just to properly detect wma mimetypes seems overkill, but I'm grateful for it! I'll probably end up integrating more of it's functions since it's here.
Anyway, thanks for the quick response. Feel free to use my code sample.
Cliff Meece