Hi,
I need to play a 128bit stereo mp3 file. Im tryng to
use lame library to do, but I obtain a noised pcm
frames.
what's wrong?
#include stdio.h
#includefcntl.h
#includestdlib.h
#includeunistd.h
#include sys/ioctl.h
#include linux/soundcard.h
#include lame.h
FILE *rec;
FILE *raw;
--- Damian Pitcon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I have a question that I'd love if someone
could help me with. I'm using cool edit pro 2 on
windows XP and have installed the lame cooledit plugin
into the main CE directory. But when I try to encode
it says invalid file or format'. Any ideas
Hi all, I have a question that I'd love if someone
could help me with. I'm using cool edit pro 2 on
windows XP and have installed the lame cooledit plugin
into the main CE directory. But when I try to encode
it says invalid file or format'. Any ideas whats up?
Please e-mail me at: [EMAIL
sorry mp3encoder
I have found that lame encoder (lame.exe) can't encode wav file that have
spaces in its' filename/folder. For examples:
C:\My Music\Wav 01.wav (both have spaces in folder filename)
C:\My Music\Wav01.wav (have space in folder name)
C:\MyMusic\Wav 01.wav (have space in filename)
It is the
hi there
put it in
C:\My Music\Wav 01.wav
regards
d. bieritz
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[MP3 ENCODER] Lame Encoder!
Hi
Hi Hello,
I have found that lame encoder (lame.exe) can't encode wav file that have
spaces in its' filename/folder. For examples:
C:\My Music\Wav 01.wav (both have spaces in folder filename)
C:\My Music\Wav01.wav (have space in folder name)
C:\MyMusic\Wav 01.wav (have space in filename)
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Mark Taylor wrote:
2. I encoded a file in two ways. One - using the lame encoder command line
options and the other by writing a small program to read data from a file
and then using libmp3lame functions to encode. In both cases I used the ABR
(average bitrate mode) at 12kbps.
On 3 Dez, Manoj Palki wrote:
2. I encoded a file in two ways. One - using the lame encoder command line
options and the other by writing a small program to read data from a file
and then using libmp3lame functions to encode. In both cases I used the ABR
(average bitrate mode) at 12kbps. The
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Subject: Re: [MP3 ENCODER] Lame encoder input- Help needed
Hi,
I want to encode mp3's at 12kbps (constant bit rate).
Lame presently only
supports 8, 16, 32kbps and upwards. Does anyone know of the
amount of effort
which would be involved in modifying the code
Thanks a lot Mark. I have some more questions and would be very grateful if
someone can answer them.
1. When lame combines standard bitrates to get the required average, over
what range is this average achieved? ( For ex : does lame achieve the
average over a specified number of frames
Hi,
I am trying to encode raw PCM files into mp3 using the libmp3lame
library.
The PCM files are sampled at 8000khz, 16bit mono.
My rather basic questions are
1) Should I read from the PCM file into an unsigned or a signed buffer?
2) When I call the function 'lame_encode_buffer_int'
Hi,
I want to encode mp3's at 12kbps (constant bit rate). Lame presently only
supports 8, 16, 32kbps and upwards. Does anyone know of the amount of effort
which would be involved in modifying the code to support 12kbps? Any help on
how to go about it would be greatly appreciated.
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