Hi all,
On 05-Sep-97 Bill Eldridge wrote:
> Similarly with audio and MPEG - while some tasks can be separated
> out, more and more I'm seeing overlapping functions, so need
> applications to work well together. I've been using Python as
> the glue for that for some time, but I'm aiming my sights further
> at this point - a hybrid QT/C++/Python "total solution" seems
> my preference, though I'm not terrible dogmatic about languages.
There are quite a few ready made "glue" programs at the moment.
- grip (recommended)
- mp3c (ncurses based)
- many more. The problem is finding the one the works exactly the way
you want it - which is why lots of people seem to write their own.
> 1) MPEG editing. MP2 is known for taking more generations of
> editing without degradation and being more appropriate for multi-track
> editing.
Which mp2 encoder do you use? or is it hardware?
Anyone wanna help me start the "TooLame" project to speedup/improve the layer2
part of the ISO encoder?
> As Linux gets ported to handheld devices
> with faster and faster processor speeds, is this a realistic option
> with something like LAME to do portable real-time recording?
> What bitrates/sound-qualities are sustainable? What hardware would
> be required?
I would *looove* a portable mp3 recorder with decent quality. I've been
craving a minidisc for years, but can't justify the outlay.
A p166 doesn't cut it realtime for encoding with lame. But xing will do it.
What's the lowest processor that'll do realtime with LAME?
later
mike
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