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ID3File Properties

The ID3File type exposes the following members.

Properties
 NameDescription
Public propertyAudioBufferStart Gets a reference to a buffer holding a maximum of 64 leading bytes of the audio data.
Public propertyAudioLength Gets the length of the audio data.
Public propertyAudioOffset Gets the offset of the audio data synch bytes.
Public propertyCreatedTime Gets the created UTC time of the file that was parsed.
Public propertyFileLength Gets the length of the file that was parsed.
Public propertyFrames Gets a reference to an enumerable collection of ID3Frame objects in the file's V2 tag.
Public propertyFullName Gets the full name of the file that was parsed.
Public propertyHeader Gets a reference to the raw V2 header bytes.
Public propertyIsCompressed Gets a flag indicating if the tag is compressed (only the old v2.2 tag support compression).
Public propertyIsExperimental Gets a flag indicating if the V2.3 or v2.4 tag is experimental.
Public propertyIsExtended Gets a flag indicating if the V2.3 or v2.4 tag has an extended header.
Public propertyIsFooterPresent Gets a flag indicating if a V2.4 footer is present.
Public propertyIsUnsynch Gets a flag indicating if the tag is unsynchronised.
Public propertyMajorVersion Gets the major version of the V2 tag.
Public propertyMinorVersion Gets the minor version of the V2 tag.
Public propertyModifiedTime Gets the last modified UTC time of the file that was parsed.
Public propertyPaddingLength Gets the length of the V2 padding.
Public propertyPaddingOffset Gets the offset of the optional V2 padding which is immediately after the last V2 frame.
Public propertyV1Found Gets a flag indicating if a V1 tag was found at the end of the file.
Public propertyV2Found Gets a flag indicating if a V2 tag was found at the start of the file.
Public propertyV2Size Gets an Int32 size of the V2 tag. The size includes all frames and optional following padding. The value is calculated by taking the unsynchronised 7-bit size bytes out of the V2 header and converting them back to an Int32.
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