The basic problem still seems to be that you're not doing anything about the frame data. You might try something like this:

$position = 10;
$id3_end = 10 + $id3_size;
while ($position < $id3_end) {
   seek FH, $position, SEEK_SET;
   # read $frame_id, $frame_size, and $frame_flags
   $position += 10 + $frame_size;
   last if $frame_id =~ /\W/ || $position > $id3_end;
   # do something with $frame_id
}

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The "last if" line is a sanity check, because some ID3 writers leave a mess behind them.

In reply to Re^3: ID3v2 TAG Footer Reading goes wrong by Anonymous Monk
in thread ID3v2 TAG Footer Reading goes wrong by thanos1983

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