How to get length of audio file (MP3, MP4, WAV, etc.) in Rust? [closed] - audio

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I am trying to get the length of an audio file and am not sure how. Do I need codecs or can this be derived from metadata? if codecs, are there any recommendations out there?
I have tried using file::metadata and read different crates such as rodio, but haven't found a way to determine file length.

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