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VB 2005/2008 How to get Album art for any song

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Uploaded by on Mar 23, 2010

How to get Album art image for any song you want with this simple and easy code.

Project files:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?3ymnxdokmym

if you want to load the image stretched to the picturebox
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?e4iwxqzzwty

replace Picturebox1.Load(...... with the code from the file above

Songs:
Akcent - thats my name
Akcent - King of disco

Thanks for watching

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  • hey anass, look i saw that u always use the mouse to select the codes and the strings, i gotta better idea for u, try to use the tab button, select the code or the string u want with arrow keys and select them with the tab button, your egyptain friend ;) Amr, plz send me your facebook if u have one, ana fe3lan 3agbaaanih videohataak ya 3am, begad 2enta gamed fash5 ka programmer, 3awzeen neb2a netkalem we keda yemken 2a2blak we keda, 2eshta??

  • i will pm you, msh 3aref el youtube malo msh rady ye3mel el comment elly kont haktebo

  • that chr 34 is the most annoying bit of code i have ever had to put in...

  • Sorry for that :D the Chr34 is the " and the part that we need has a lot of these

  • Hey, this works great except for me..

    I have made a media player and the listbox has the safe file name. Basically, I can get it to search with the name of the file selected in the list box, but the safe file name searches with the extension (.mp3). Can I get it to search all of the text but exclude what ever comes after the dot?

  • you can get the file name without the extension which comes after the dot using this code

    dim fn as string

    fn = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtensi­on(fileName)

    and of course replace "filename" with the file location

    but this may not work good with this tutorial as the file name may contain characters not in the song title, so you can use the ID3 tags to get the exact song title, search on google for "id3 in vb.net".

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  • What an awesome video!

  • @anass2008 Many thanks for your superb answer!

  • i was trying to do that but each time i forget a quote or add an extra one, so i was getting an error each time, i got bored and used Chr(34) instead, anyways thnx a lot

  • If you want to use the character " in a string, don't end the string and attach Chr(34) to it. Just write "" in the string. A double quot is a quot.

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