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TagLib# "Not just done, done enough" 1.0.0 Released

Partially because I think everything is solved and partly because I don't think I'll be taken seriously without a solid, stable release, I'm announcing 1.0.0. Since the last release, I've wrapped things up with the following changes:

• There is now a single TagLib.CombinedTag interface rather than each system using its own. The object is never reassigned in the TagLib.File, so you never have to worry about the your copy pointing nowhere (previously a problem).
• There is now an easy way to get a certain tag type from a file using File.GetTag (type);
• The file's structure is no longer stored in the file and is reaquired when it is time to save. (TagLib# doesn't keep the file open so it doesn't break remote access.)
• Windows should be supported.
• I'm happy with this release.

Release is available at the download page available in source archives and a compiled .Net 2.0 .dll for Windows.

As I will be busy soon, I am currently looking for co-maintainers and especially a Windows maintainer who can create a nice installer or whatever is best in that field.

--Kerrick 15:57, 18 August 2006 (MDT)

P.S. I am working on WMA support.

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