ID3v1.1 tag is a method to store simple metadata in .mp3 files. The tag is appended to the end of file and spans exactly 128 bytes.
This type is supposed to be used on full .mp3 files, seeking to
proper position automatically. If you're interesting in parsing only
the tag itself, please use id3v1_1::id3_v1_1_tag
subtype.
This page hosts a formal specification of ID3v1.1 tag for .mp3 files using Kaitai Struct. This specification can be automatically translated into a variety of programming languages to get a parsing library.
import kaitai_struct_nim_runtime
import options
type
Id3v11* = ref object of KaitaiStruct
`parent`*: KaitaiStruct
`id3v1TagInst`: Id3v11_Id3V11Tag
`id3v1TagInstFlag`: bool
Id3v11_Id3V11Tag* = ref object of KaitaiStruct
`magic`*: seq[byte]
`title`*: seq[byte]
`artist`*: seq[byte]
`album`*: seq[byte]
`year`*: string
`comment`*: seq[byte]
`genre`*: Id3v11_Id3V11Tag_GenreEnum
`parent`*: Id3v11
Id3v11_Id3V11Tag_GenreEnum* = enum
blues = 0
classic_rock = 1
country = 2
dance = 3
disco = 4
funk = 5
grunge = 6
hip_hop = 7
jazz = 8
metal = 9
new_age = 10
oldies = 11
other = 12
pop = 13
rnb = 14
rap = 15
reggae = 16
rock = 17
techno = 18
industrial = 19
alternative = 20
ska = 21
death_metal = 22
pranks = 23
soundtrack = 24
euro_techno = 25
ambient = 26
trip_hop = 27
vocal = 28
jazz_funk = 29
fusion = 30
trance = 31
classical = 32
instrumental = 33
acid = 34
house = 35
game = 36
sound_clip = 37
gospel = 38
noise = 39
alternrock = 40
bass = 41
soul = 42
punk = 43
space = 44
meditative = 45
instrumental_pop = 46
instrumental_rock = 47
ethnic = 48
gothic = 49
darkwave = 50
techno_industrial = 51
electronic = 52
pop_folk = 53
eurodance = 54
dream = 55
southern_rock = 56
comedy = 57
cult = 58
gangsta = 59
top_40 = 60
christian_rap = 61
pop_funk = 62
jungle = 63
native_american = 64
cabaret = 65
new_wave = 66
psychadelic = 67
rave = 68
showtunes = 69
trailer = 70
lo_fi = 71
tribal = 72
acid_punk = 73
acid_jazz = 74
polka = 75
retro = 76
musical = 77
rock_n_roll = 78
hard_rock = 79
folk = 80
folk_rock = 81
national_folk = 82
swing = 83
fast_fusion = 84
bebob = 85
latin = 86
revival = 87
celtic = 88
bluegrass = 89
avantgarde = 90
gothic_rock = 91
progressive_rock = 92
psychedelic_rock = 93
symphonic_rock = 94
slow_rock = 95
big_band = 96
chorus = 97
easy_listening = 98
acoustic = 99
humour = 100
speech = 101
chanson = 102
opera = 103
chamber_music = 104
sonata = 105
symphony = 106
booty_bass = 107
primus = 108
porn_groove = 109
satire = 110
slow_jam = 111
club = 112
tango = 113
samba = 114
folklore = 115
ballad = 116
power_ballad = 117
rhythmic_soul = 118
freestyle = 119
duet = 120
punk_rock = 121
drum_solo = 122
a_capella = 123
euro_house = 124
dance_hall = 125
proc read*(_: typedesc[Id3v11], io: KaitaiStream, root: KaitaiStruct, parent: KaitaiStruct): Id3v11
proc read*(_: typedesc[Id3v11_Id3V11Tag], io: KaitaiStream, root: KaitaiStruct, parent: Id3v11): Id3v11_Id3V11Tag
proc id3v1Tag*(this: Id3v11): Id3v11_Id3V11Tag
##[
ID3v1.1 tag is a method to store simple metadata in .mp3 files. The
tag is appended to the end of file and spans exactly 128 bytes.
This type is supposed to be used on full .mp3 files, seeking to
proper position automatically. If you're interesting in parsing only
the tag itself, please use `id3v1_1::id3_v1_1_tag` subtype.
@see <a href="https://id3.org/ID3v1">Source</a>
]##
proc read*(_: typedesc[Id3v11], io: KaitaiStream, root: KaitaiStruct, parent: KaitaiStruct): Id3v11 =
template this: untyped = result
this = new(Id3v11)
let root = if root == nil: cast[Id3v11](this) else: cast[Id3v11](root)
this.io = io
this.root = root
this.parent = parent
proc id3v1Tag(this: Id3v11): Id3v11_Id3V11Tag =
if this.id3v1TagInstFlag:
return this.id3v1TagInst
let pos = this.io.pos()
this.io.seek(int((this.io.size - 128)))
let id3v1TagInstExpr = Id3v11_Id3V11Tag.read(this.io, this.root, this)
this.id3v1TagInst = id3v1TagInstExpr
this.io.seek(pos)
this.id3v1TagInstFlag = true
return this.id3v1TagInst
proc fromFile*(_: typedesc[Id3v11], filename: string): Id3v11 =
Id3v11.read(newKaitaiFileStream(filename), nil, nil)
##[
ID3v1.1 tag itself, a fixed size 128 byte structure. Contains
several metadata fields as fixed-size strings.
Note that string encoding is not specified by standard, so real
encoding used would vary a lot from one implementation to
another. Most Windows-based applications tend to use "ANSI"
(i.e. locale-dependent encoding, usually one byte per
character). Some embedded applications allow selection of
charset.
]##
proc read*(_: typedesc[Id3v11_Id3V11Tag], io: KaitaiStream, root: KaitaiStruct, parent: Id3v11): Id3v11_Id3V11Tag =
template this: untyped = result
this = new(Id3v11_Id3V11Tag)
let root = if root == nil: cast[Id3v11](this) else: cast[Id3v11](root)
this.io = io
this.root = root
this.parent = parent
let magicExpr = this.io.readBytes(int(3))
this.magic = magicExpr
##[
Song title
]##
let titleExpr = this.io.readBytes(int(30))
this.title = titleExpr
##[
Artist name
]##
let artistExpr = this.io.readBytes(int(30))
this.artist = artistExpr
##[
Album title
]##
let albumExpr = this.io.readBytes(int(30))
this.album = albumExpr
##[
Year of release
]##
let yearExpr = encode(this.io.readBytes(int(4)), "ASCII")
this.year = yearExpr
##[
Arbitary comment
]##
let commentExpr = this.io.readBytes(int(30))
this.comment = commentExpr
let genreExpr = Id3v11_Id3V11Tag_GenreEnum(this.io.readU1())
this.genre = genreExpr
proc fromFile*(_: typedesc[Id3v11_Id3V11Tag], filename: string): Id3v11_Id3V11Tag =
Id3v11_Id3V11Tag.read(newKaitaiFileStream(filename), nil, nil)