TagsEditor.ID3V2_SynchLyricsFrameAdd method |
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Remarks
Adds a new synchronized lyrics frame (SYLT) to the ID3V2 tag. If a synchronized lyrics frame having the same language and description already exists, it will be replaced by the new one.
The modification only happens in memory and not directly into the original sound file: in order to store modifications inside the file you need to call the TagsEditor.ID3V2_SaveChanges method.
For further details about methods related to tags editing refer to the TagsEditorMan class.
For details about the editing of tags see the How to edit tag info in sound files tutorial.
Syntax
[Visual Basic] Public Function ID3V2_SynchLyricsFrameAdd ( strLanguage as String, strDescription as String, strLyricsText as String, nLyricsType as enumId3v2SyncLyricsType, nTimeStampFormat as enumId3v2TimeStampFormats ) as enumErrorCodes |
[C#] public string ID3V2_SynchLyricsFrameAdd ( string strLanguage, string strDescription, string strLyricsText, enumId3v2SyncLyricsType nLyricsType, enumId3v2TimeStampFormats nTimeStampFormat ); |
[C++] public: string ID3V2_SynchLyricsFrameAdd ( string strLanguage, string strDescription, string strLyricsText, enumId3v2SyncLyricsType nLyricsType, enumId3v2TimeStampFormats nTimeStampFormat ); |
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Description |
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strLanguage |
String containing the language of the lyrics frame, for example "ENG", "ITA", etc.: must be exactly 3 characters long. |
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strDescription |
String containing the description of the lyrics frame. |
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strLyricsText |
String containing lyrics text. The string is made up of multiple lines, each terminated by the CR+LF sequence. Each line starts with the timestamp which indicates the position within the sound file where the line is located during playback using the format below:
[xxxxxxxx] line1 [xxxxxxxx] line2 [xxxxxxxx] line3 etc.
where xxxxxxxx, enclosed within [ ] characters (square brackets), represents the timestamp value which may be expressed in MPEG frames or in milliseconds depending upon the value of the nTimeStampFormat parameter below.
In the example below the timestamp has been expressed in milliseconds:
[00015030]Tale [00015070]as [00016020]old [00016070]as [00017020]time
The equivalent string in C++ would result like this:
"[00015030]Tale \r\n[00015070]as \r\n[00016020]old \r\n[00016070]as \r\n[00017020]time \r\n"
while in VB6 would result like this:
"[00015030]Tale " & vbCrLf & "[00015070]as " & vbCrLf & "[00016020]old " & vbCrLf & "[00016070]as " & vbCrLf & "[00017020]time " & vbCrLf
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nLyricsType |
Value representing the type of lyric contents. Supported values are the following:
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nTimeStampFormat |
Value representing the timestamp format. Supported values are the following:
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Return value
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Negative value |
An error occurred (see the LastError property for further error details) |
enumErrorCodes.ERR_NOERROR (0) |
The method call was successful. |