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id3v1.c
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1 /*
2  * ID3v1 header parser
3  * Copyright (c) 2003 Fabrice Bellard
4  *
5  * This file is part of FFmpeg.
6  *
7  * FFmpeg is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
8  * modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
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10  * version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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20  */
21 
22 #include "id3v1.h"
23 #include "libavutil/dict.h"
24 
25 /* See Genre List at http://id3.org/id3v2.3.0 */
26 const char * const ff_id3v1_genre_str[ID3v1_GENRE_MAX + 1] = {
27  [0] = "Blues",
28  [1] = "Classic Rock",
29  [2] = "Country",
30  [3] = "Dance",
31  [4] = "Disco",
32  [5] = "Funk",
33  [6] = "Grunge",
34  [7] = "Hip-Hop",
35  [8] = "Jazz",
36  [9] = "Metal",
37  [10] = "New Age",
38  [11] = "Oldies",
39  [12] = "Other",
40  [13] = "Pop",
41  [14] = "R&B",
42  [15] = "Rap",
43  [16] = "Reggae",
44  [17] = "Rock",
45  [18] = "Techno",
46  [19] = "Industrial",
47  [20] = "Alternative",
48  [21] = "Ska",
49  [22] = "Death Metal",
50  [23] = "Pranks",
51  [24] = "Soundtrack",
52  [25] = "Euro-Techno",
53  [26] = "Ambient",
54  [27] = "Trip-Hop",
55  [28] = "Vocal",
56  [29] = "Jazz+Funk",
57  [30] = "Fusion",
58  [31] = "Trance",
59  [32] = "Classical",
60  [33] = "Instrumental",
61  [34] = "Acid",
62  [35] = "House",
63  [36] = "Game",
64  [37] = "Sound Clip",
65  [38] = "Gospel",
66  [39] = "Noise",
67  [40] = "AlternRock",
68  [41] = "Bass",
69  [42] = "Soul",
70  [43] = "Punk",
71  [44] = "Space",
72  [45] = "Meditative",
73  [46] = "Instrumental Pop",
74  [47] = "Instrumental Rock",
75  [48] = "Ethnic",
76  [49] = "Gothic",
77  [50] = "Darkwave",
78  [51] = "Techno-Industrial",
79  [52] = "Electronic",
80  [53] = "Pop-Folk",
81  [54] = "Eurodance",
82  [55] = "Dream",
83  [56] = "Southern Rock",
84  [57] = "Comedy",
85  [58] = "Cult",
86  [59] = "Gangsta",
87  [60] = "Top 40",
88  [61] = "Christian Rap",
89  [62] = "Pop/Funk",
90  [63] = "Jungle",
91  [64] = "Native American",
92  [65] = "Cabaret",
93  [66] = "New Wave",
94  [67] = "Psychedelic",
95  [68] = "Rave",
96  [69] = "Showtunes",
97  [70] = "Trailer",
98  [71] = "Lo-Fi",
99  [72] = "Tribal",
100  [73] = "Acid Punk",
101  [74] = "Acid Jazz",
102  [75] = "Polka",
103  [76] = "Retro",
104  [77] = "Musical",
105  [78] = "Rock & Roll",
106  [79] = "Hard Rock",
107  [80] = "Folk",
108  [81] = "Folk-Rock",
109  [82] = "National Folk",
110  [83] = "Swing",
111  [84] = "Fast Fusion",
112  [85] = "Bebop",
113  [86] = "Latin",
114  [87] = "Revival",
115  [88] = "Celtic",
116  [89] = "Bluegrass",
117  [90] = "Avantgarde",
118  [91] = "Gothic Rock",
119  [92] = "Progressive Rock",
120  [93] = "Psychedelic Rock",
121  [94] = "Symphonic Rock",
122  [95] = "Slow Rock",
123  [96] = "Big Band",
124  [97] = "Chorus",
125  [98] = "Easy Listening",
126  [99] = "Acoustic",
127  [100] = "Humour",
128  [101] = "Speech",
129  [102] = "Chanson",
130  [103] = "Opera",
131  [104] = "Chamber Music",
132  [105] = "Sonata",
133  [106] = "Symphony",
134  [107] = "Booty Bass",
135  [108] = "Primus",
136  [109] = "Porn Groove",
137  [110] = "Satire",
138  [111] = "Slow Jam",
139  [112] = "Club",
140  [113] = "Tango",
141  [114] = "Samba",
142  [115] = "Folklore",
143  [116] = "Ballad",
144  [117] = "Power Ballad",
145  [118] = "Rhythmic Soul",
146  [119] = "Freestyle",
147  [120] = "Duet",
148  [121] = "Punk Rock",
149  [122] = "Drum Solo",
150  [123] = "A Cappella",
151  [124] = "Euro-House",
152  [125] = "Dance Hall",
153  [126] = "Goa",
154  [127] = "Drum & Bass",
155  [128] = "Club-House",
156  [129] = "Hardcore Techno",
157  [130] = "Terror",
158  [131] = "Indie",
159  [132] = "BritPop",
160  [133] = "Negerpunk",
161  [134] = "Polsk Punk",
162  [135] = "Beat",
163  [136] = "Christian Gangsta Rap",
164  [137] = "Heavy Metal",
165  [138] = "Black Metal",
166  [139] = "Crossover",
167  [140] = "Contemporary Christian",
168  [141] = "Christian Rock",
169  [142] = "Merengue",
170  [143] = "Salsa",
171  [144] = "Thrash Metal",
172  [145] = "Anime",
173  [146] = "Jpop",
174  [147] = "Synthpop",
175  [148] = "Abstract",
176  [149] = "Art Rock",
177  [150] = "Baroque",
178  [151] = "Bhangra",
179  [152] = "Big Beat",
180  [153] = "Breakbeat",
181  [154] = "Chillout",
182  [155] = "Downtempo",
183  [156] = "Dub",
184  [157] = "EBM",
185  [158] = "Eclectic",
186  [159] = "Electro",
187  [160] = "Electroclash",
188  [161] = "Emo",
189  [162] = "Experimental",
190  [163] = "Garage",
191  [164] = "Global",
192  [165] = "IDM",
193  [166] = "Illbient",
194  [167] = "Industro-Goth",
195  [168] = "Jam Band",
196  [169] = "Krautrock",
197  [170] = "Leftfield",
198  [171] = "Lounge",
199  [172] = "Math Rock",
200  [173] = "New Romantic",
201  [174] = "Nu-Breakz",
202  [175] = "Post-Punk",
203  [176] = "Post-Rock",
204  [177] = "Psytrance",
205  [178] = "Shoegaze",
206  [179] = "Space Rock",
207  [180] = "Trop Rock",
208  [181] = "World Music",
209  [182] = "Neoclassical",
210  [183] = "Audiobook",
211  [184] = "Audio Theatre",
212  [185] = "Neue Deutsche Welle",
213  [186] = "Podcast",
214  [187] = "Indie Rock",
215  [188] = "G-Funk",
216  [189] = "Dubstep",
217  [190] = "Garage Rock",
218  [191] = "Psybient"
219 };
220 
221 static void get_string(AVFormatContext *s, const char *key,
222  const uint8_t *buf, int buf_size)
223 {
224  int i, c;
225  char *q, str[512], *first_free_space = NULL;
226 
227  q = str;
228  for(i = 0; i < buf_size; i++) {
229  c = buf[i];
230  if (c == '\0')
231  break;
232  if ((q - str) >= sizeof(str) - 1)
233  break;
234  if (c == ' ') {
235  if (!first_free_space)
236  first_free_space = q;
237  } else {
238  first_free_space = NULL;
239  }
240  *q++ = c;
241  }
242  *q = '\0';
243 
244  if (first_free_space)
245  *first_free_space = '\0';
246 
247  if (*str)
248  av_dict_set(&s->metadata, key, str, 0);
249 }
250 
251 /**
252  * Parse an ID3v1 tag
253  *
254  * @param buf ID3v1_TAG_SIZE long buffer containing the tag
255  */
256 static int parse_tag(AVFormatContext *s, const uint8_t *buf)
257 {
258  int genre;
259 
260  if (!(buf[0] == 'T' &&
261  buf[1] == 'A' &&
262  buf[2] == 'G'))
263  return -1;
264  get_string(s, "title", buf + 3, 30);
265  get_string(s, "artist", buf + 33, 30);
266  get_string(s, "album", buf + 63, 30);
267  get_string(s, "date", buf + 93, 4);
268  get_string(s, "comment", buf + 97, 30);
269  if (buf[125] == 0 && buf[126] != 0) {
270  av_dict_set_int(&s->metadata, "track", buf[126], 0);
271  }
272  genre = buf[127];
273  if (genre <= ID3v1_GENRE_MAX)
274  av_dict_set(&s->metadata, "genre", ff_id3v1_genre_str[genre], 0);
275  return 0;
276 }
277 
279 {
280  int ret;
281  uint8_t buf[ID3v1_TAG_SIZE];
282  int64_t filesize, position = avio_tell(s->pb);
283 
284  if (s->pb->seekable & AVIO_SEEKABLE_NORMAL) {
285  /* XXX: change that */
286  filesize = avio_size(s->pb);
287  if (filesize > 128) {
288  avio_seek(s->pb, filesize - 128, SEEK_SET);
289  ret = avio_read(s->pb, buf, ID3v1_TAG_SIZE);
290  if (ret == ID3v1_TAG_SIZE) {
291  parse_tag(s, buf);
292  }
293  avio_seek(s->pb, position, SEEK_SET);
294  }
295  }
296 }
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