What happened to the “TagLib#” library?

Question

What is the current status of TagLib# (TagLib sharp)?

The official homepage www.taglib-sharp.com (link removed due to the NSFW nature of the new site that's parked at that address. -BtL) doesn't exist anymore!

I've found the project on ohloh where the old homepage is still linked. Also the download link points to the old site.

BUT the ohloh development pages are linked to a mono-project SVN repository, which seems to be under active development (last commit date: 2009/02/20, current version number: 2.0.3.2).

Furthermore, on the developer.novell.com wiki the same SVN repo is linked.

So, is there any up-to-date homepage or, at least, any up-to-date binary+documentation releases?

Answer 1

The page at Novell (http://www.novell.com/products/linuxpackages/opensuse11.1/taglib-sharp.html) is no longer updated.

The source code is now hosted at https://github.com/mono/taglib-sharp and the best way to install and use the latest version is using NuGet. Open the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio and type:

PM> Install-Package taglib

This question is also answered at TagLib# Windows distribution? Or another good ID3 reader?

Answer 2

Looks like it moved here: http://www.novell.com/products/linuxpackages/opensuse11.1/taglib-sharp.html

Answer 3

As everyone seems to focus on the release versions either from NuGet or Novell, I'd simply suggest you to download the whole project from GitHub to get the latest version.

1. Open up the solution
2. Build -> BuildSolution
3. Use the class library in your project

I hope not everyone is still loading the old binaries, there is a wider support of container formats (opus \o/) in newer versions, as well as fixes and one or another additional supported tag.