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If you are using the standard FileBlobProvider, you can do something like this:
var path = (myMediaData.BinaryData as FileBlob).FilePath; var length = new FileInfo(path).Length;
which should be a less costly operation.
Optionally, you could create a "Size" property on the mediadata which is populated when the data is published
Thanks, this works nicely.
The Size-property is probably the more correct approach, but then I'll have to re-publish 6GB worth of existing blobs. Alternatively use a fallback to FileInfo if size is zero and let it evolve over time as things are published.
Hi
Is there a clever way get the size of a blob, ie. is it stored as metadata somewhere?
The below code works, but it seems excessive to open a stream each time.