<shrug> o well glad it worked</shrug>

On Tue, 3 May 2005 12:54:28 +0200, "Jomba" <ivanbagaric@h...>
wrote:

>Tnx, but I solve the problem whit the program SecExMD5+ who was genrate me 
>files I need
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>"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" <neil@n...> wrote in message 
>news:vtme711var1k1nk3lciu64n20jkjiln3nr@4......
>> On Tue, 3 May 2005 08:17:52 +0200, "Jomba" <ivanbagaric@h...>
>> wrote:
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>>>i have one problem, i need to imoprt reporot
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>> "Import report" ?
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>>> for 10 mp3 and wav files in xml
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>> You need to import the *binary data* of the wav files in to XML ?
>> Or you need to import *text metadata* about the files ?
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>> XML is *definitely* not the right container format to store .wav
>> binary data, as it could be several hundred megabytes for 1/2 hour of
>> music. Nor (before you mention it), is a database.
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>> You need to keep the files in the filesystem where they belong, and
>> only hold metadata about the files.
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>>>form ... i dont how to get valid ID
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>> No, I don't know what a "valid ID" is, either. As we're not mind
>> readers, please explain what it is you're trying to do. Do you have
>> any specific media player in mind when you want to extract this data ?
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>>> websaplelink hash
>>> binarylink hash?
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>> What's a websaplelink hash ? A binarylink hash ?
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>> Making up terms doesn't help anybody to understand your problem.
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>>>does anyone know... tnx
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>> Yes, I do. Post again with proper details and I'll help you out.
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>> Cheers - Neil 
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