C语言修改mp3文件中相关信息（C language to modify the relevant information in mp3 files）.docVIP

C语言修改mp3文件中相关信息（C language to modify the relevant information in mp3 files） First briefly introduce myself, ha ha, I am a professional village head, English name mikiyo, like programming side dishes, I hope I can know more friends, ha, I QQ:848263 As we all know, to become a good hacker, programming skills is absolutely indispensable, only in this way, we can from the perspective of a computer to understand the principle, not only use tool for others activities, but the programming is indeed a difficult job, a lot of dishes not learned should be estimated. There are many schools for a long time but was too hard to give up, ha ha. Today I bring you the article is to use C language to make some modifications to the MP3 file, which is mainly related to the knowledge point is the application of file operation and pointer, and the two is precisely but the most difficult knowledge points in C language the most useful, today we will use a simple example to we can learn something, skip master. Cut the crap, Let, s, Go! First of all, we should know the format of MP3 file, the Baidu should be able to find, at Google I found a more detailed introduction, in order to save space, only a snap for everyone to see it, we want to modify the title, author and other information, these information under the MP3 file format after the last 128 bytes will know that they exist in the file, as shown below: Two, MP3 tag 1 (put 128 bytes at the end of the file) Offset type len name China 0, char 3, TAG. 3 char 30 title 33 char 30 artist 63 char 30 album 93 char 4 year 97 char 30 comments 127 byte 1 genre China With these, its much easier to handle, so we just move the pointer to the file size -128 bytes and define a structure that can be operated. I define the following structure: Struct mp3File { Char TAG[3]; Char title[30]; Char artlist[30]; Char album[30]; Char year[4]; Char comments[30]; Unsigned char genre[1]; }; The last one is because there is no byte type in the C language, so I used