On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 10:37:10 -1000
Deven Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I figured out where I went wrong. I was trying to pass integer pointers
> for pcm_l and pcm_r. Unfortunately, now I am totally confused. How do I
> get the pcm data back from the function without pointer and when the
> function returns number of frames?
Ah! So you don't have problems with lame, you have problems with the use
of libmp3lame in your own program. That's something completely
different.
I suggest to not use lame as a decoder. Have a look at libmad instead.
The decoding functionality entered lame because it's needed in the
developer frontend of lame (it shows some graphs of the encoding which
is only interesting to developers which change the encoding algorithms).
As it was easy to also use it to allow mp3 as input and to decode an
mp3, this functionality was also added, but the decoding engine doesn't
sees much development (occasionally some bugfixes). It's a 3rd party
engine and it's outdated.
Bye,
Alexander.
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