I used Jedi's (Bob Swart's) Header Converter tool to convert the
Dll/BladeMP3Enc.h file to a pas unit. The output is mostly OK but screwed up
in a few places and needs to be cleaned up manually. Dont know if its the
converter tool or the input file format thats causing it. If anyone is
interested please let me know and I'll send it (8K). I have some difficulty
fixing it because I have never done a conversion before.
The LongBool's in C are LongInt's in Pascal, the differences are small and
little effort is required to change to the lame encoder.
Thanks to all and keep up the good work guys
Helmut
> >
> > Could anyone please tell me the difference in the header for the lame
dll versus the bladeenc dll.
> > Having seen the almost fourfold speed increase of lame I definitely want
to continue with lame.
> > >From a previous posting from Albert Faber I understand that the
interface is very similar to blade. My implementation is in Delphi,
conversion of a recorded raw audio file.
> >
> > Any help greatly appreciated, thanks
> >
> > Helmut
> >
>
> You should be able to call functions in the
> lame_enc.dll exactly as you would with bladeenc.dll.
>
> But if you want access to more features (quality settings,
> VBR, etc), you need to populate the "LHV1" struct instead of
> the "MP3" struct (see lame/Dll/BladeMP3Enc.h), and
> set (in the same struct)
>
> dwConfig = BE_CONFIG_LAME
>
> And just to expend on what Gabriel said: If you look in
> that .h file, you will see a bunch of variables of type
> "BOOL". In MSVC, BOOL = int, but I think to mimic this type
> in Delphi, you need to use LongBool?
>
> Mark
>
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