I would love to have a fix metadata function for my music player, but as I know there is no library that could do such. However I found that some C# application could accomplish this.
Example
I need some advice and probably a good sources to get start this projects. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Edit: I also found this, this is very similar to what I want to do, but there is so few sources.
http://wmpoweruser.com/finally-mp3-tag-editor-for-windows-mobile-available/
Currently, the Windows Phone Platform doesn't provide a way to modify song data for songs on the device. There's no way to access the file system from a restricted Silverlight application, and the current XNA Media classes only provide read-only access to song data.
You need direct access to the file via an IsolatedStorage because there is no built-in support to change id3v2 tags.
Then you can use these libraries:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/audiogenie/
http://github.com/mono/taglib-sharp
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I try to find a way to detect dynamically if an app is installed on a computer inside of another UWP. Is there a way to access user app list or is there a workaround ?
You can use the other app's URI to detect it.
Here's an article I found from 2015 that discusses it.
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/6f0898/inter-app-communications-in-windows-10-uwp535/
Let me know if that doesn't work for some reason or if you need newer info, then I do some more digging to provide more info.
All the best!
I'm woking now on my senior project, it about identify the places through pictures on windows phone 8 platform.
Any libraries or algorithms could help me ?
if the data is embedded in the image: see How to get the EXIF data from a file using C#
if not: Then perhaps a google api may help, I don't know Google's APIs but here is an article which may give you some idea for what to search for: http://www.labnol.org/internet/find-picture-location/21273/
I need to enable the users to do a livesearch of the contents of a folder from my app. On OS X, I can do it by using the Spotlight APIs which have been exposed. Is there a way in which I can do it on Windows? Does Windows Search SDK help me accomplish this? As far as I know, Windows doesn't index the files until the user explicitly gives permission. So does that mean I've to index the files myself? Are there any open source libraries which do this? How can I go about implementing my own library? Too many questions, I know. I appreciate answers to any of them.
Search SDK is good, but can be switched off by user.
Also try Googel Desktop - do the same thing, but also expects user action on installing it.
Ok. I decided to go with CLucene because I found it more reliable, easier to use and to have a much more active community than Windows Search. And of course I can use it on both Windows and Mac.
Take a look at Xapain. CLucene development seems to have stagnated.
Is there a way to read picture data such as date picture taken, filename, GPS location and other information that is stored inside the images that stored in the medialibrary?
From what I can find the GDI+ components you would need for this are not currently available on the phone (or Silverlight for that matter). You can have a webservice provide this data to you or you can look into porting a desktop library, it seems some people here have had luck with that.
There is also a project called ExifLib that loads the metadata without the extra GDI+ overhead. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/graphics/exiflib.aspx
Is it possible to write a WinMo app that copies files from the device to the attached desktop? I know RAPI works from the desktop to the mobile, but I'd like to turn that around if I can.
There was a download called CERApi which is a Managed wrapper around the RAPI calls, it was on WintoolZone.com, here's an example on the blog on how to use it. Unfortunately, the WinToolZone's CERapi cannot be found, I am still searching for the DLL as download...
I will edit this answer again accordingly once I find the download link
Hope this helps,
Best regards,
Tom.