| I assume that most users of LAME are using the Linux OS, as the GTK
extensions are based around (I believe) X-windows. I don't use Linux, and
am stuck with windoze. Are there any utilities around to run the frame
analyser with windoze 95, 98 or NT ?
|
| PS: I know windoze sux, but most of the
| OdesÃlatel: Joshua Bahnsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| mpxplay is a decent DOS mp3 player.
|
I was made DOS diskette PC CD-ROM player for family when I"m at work with
detachable HDD.
And I was try _MANY_ DOS-based MP3 players. Only MPXplay 142 seems to be
fully functional for all that I need. And
:: Hi,
::
:: The author of CoolPlayer (win32) is considering to put in mpg123
:: instead of the xaudio decoder. http://www.daansystems.com/coolplayer/
::
But be aware: TME (To my ears) mpg123 seems to be broken.
Decode a 32 kHz/320 kbps MP3 with lame and with mpg123.
::
:: Downside is
engdev schrieb am Don, 10 Aug 2000:
I assume that most users of LAME are using the Linux OS, as the GTK
extensions are based around (I believe) X-windows. I don't use Linux, and am
stuck with windoze. Are there any utilities around to run the frame analyser
with windoze 95, 98 or NT ?
PS: I
Hi,
The author of CoolPlayer (free,win32) is considering to put in mpg123
instead of the xaudio decoder. http://www.daansystems.com/coolplayer/
The only reason that holds him back is that the GPL.txt says he should
include his source code with the program.
Is there anyone who actually cares
The only reason that holds him back is that the GPL.txt says he should
include his source code with the program.
Is there anyone who actually cares about this?
Yes, a *very big* yes. He will incur serious wrath from the open source
community if he violates GPL.
Any precedents? I mean,
What, if he makes a seperate plugin?
This GPL thing is silly, LGPL is better. But it's the choice of the
author of mpg123 and you should respect it.
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000 09:24:57 +0200, Roel VdB wrote:
Hi,
The author of CoolPlayer (free,win32) is considering to put in mpg123
instead of the
From the mpg123 docs :
mpg123 supports all 3 layers, but layer I and II are not very tested.
libmpg123 supports layer III only.
David Balazic
Roel VdB wrote:
Hi,
The author of CoolPlayer (win32) is considering to put in mpg123
instead of the xaudio decoder.
David Balazic wrote:
From the mpg123 docs :
mpg123 supports all 3 layers, but layer I and II are not very tested.
libmpg123 supports layer III only.
And according to the CHANGES.CVS file on www.mpg123.de
layer i/II and VBR will be supported in the lib in the next
version 0.59s
P.S.:
Hello Monty,
Thursday, August 10, 2000, 9:48:27 AM, you wrote:
The only reason that holds him back is that the GPL.txt says he should
include his source code with the program.
Is there anyone who actually cares about this?
M Yes, a *very big* yes. He will incur serious wrath from the
Maybe he could compile it as a DLL and offer that as a separate decoding
engine -- and use that engine (or any other compatible) in his player. If
both engines have compatible interfaces and are separate, we'd have a nice
decoding engine as DLL *and* a nice MP3 player...
Harald
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Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2000 10:11:35 +1000
From: engdev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I assume that most users of LAME are using the Linux OS, as the GTK
extensions are based around (I believe) X-windows. I don't use Linux,
and am stuck with windoze. Are there any utilities around to run the
frame
Hi,
I'm back (since a couple of days), and I've started making a little
better makefile (closer to the original) for the free Borland C++
compiler. A few more changes where required this time (when using lame
3.86):
* The file "quantize-pvt.c" needs to be called "quantize_pvt.c" - or the
i found this on the net
http://www.emagic.de/english/products/software/zap.html
what do u think about?
Cavallo de Cavallis
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Hello Cavallo,
Thursday, August 10, 2000, 8:40:19 PM, you wrote:
CdC i found this on the net
CdC http://www.emagic.de/english/products/software/zap.html
CdC what do u think about?
go for the bestfree lossless audio compressor:
http://www.monkeysaudio.com/
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Best regards,
Roel
Hi,
The author of CoolPlayer (free,win32) is considering to put in mpg123
instead of the xaudio decoder. http://www.daansystems.com/coolplayer/
The only reason that holds him back is that the GPL.txt says he should
include his source code with the program.
Actually, I believe that the GPL
Hi Magnus!
Magnus Holmgren schrieb am Don, 10 Aug 2000:
By using the fft_FPU_FXCH code, as well as TAKEHIRO_IEEE754_HACK, I
managed to get speed to within about 50 percent of the 3.80 DLL I use
with CDEx (I've no idea on the options used there). How much of a
speed-up could ASM_QUANTIZE
"M" == Monty [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
are there precedents of an piece of GPL upgrading to LGPL?
M Sure! I changed all my own stuff from GPL to LGPL last year (I
M decided I mostly agreed with Bill Joy ;-). Send the author a
M letter; he may be willing.
but it is hard
Well, on the features they say "Typical reduction between 20% and 60%
"... So I guess it's 'bout the same. Monkey's Audio is more flexible...
It's fast, and has got WinAmp plugin. Anyway, a benchmark would be nice
to see.
- Zia
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I'd guess you'd only get 90% compression on contrived examples. You
can, for example, compress a silent audio file with pkzip and get over
90% compression. ...
Zia Mazhar writes:
Yep, Monkey's Audio is good indeed. However, on the ZAP web site they
claim, " The technology behind ZAP simply
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