Read the source of get_audio.c.
Check every header of every files, sample rate, bits, and so on.
Then all are equal, skip wave header and concanate following PCM data into
first file.
Rewind the frist file, and set up new weve header.
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Hi Chris!
Christopher Wise schrieb am Mon, 17 Jul 2000:
> I want to encode a number of wave files into a single mp3 file.
> Since lame doesn't appear to be able to do this, the obvious solution
> woudl be to concatenate the wave files first. Are there any utilites under
> linux or windows (prefer
David Bridson schrieb am Mon, 17 Jul 2000:
> > In http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~djmrob/mp3decoders/index.html
> >there's a comparison of mp3 decoders. Lame is one of the three that
> passed
> >the test (the other two are Winamp 2.22 and Ultra Player). But mpg123
> is
> >not tested. What abo
I want to encode a number of wave files into a single mp3 file.
Since lame doesn't appear to be able to do this, the obvious solution
woudl be to concatenate the wave files first. Are there any utilites under
linux or windows (preferrably both) that can do this in batch mode?
Chris Wise
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MP3
On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, David Bridson wrote:
> > In http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~djmrob/mp3decoders/index.html
> >there's a comparison of mp3 decoders. Lame is one of the three that
> >passed the test (the other two are Winamp 2.22 and Ultra Player).
> > But mpg123 is not tested. What about i
> In http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~djmrob/mp3decoders/index.html
>there's a comparison of mp3 decoders. Lame is one of the three that
passed
>the test (the other two are Winamp 2.22 and Ultra Player). But mpg123
is
>not tested. What about it? Does anyone know any decoding problem with
it
In http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~djmrob/mp3decoders/index.html
there's a comparison of mp3 decoders. Lame is one of the three that passed
the test (the other two are Winamp 2.22 and Ultra Player). But mpg123 is
not tested. What about it? Does anyone know any decoding problem with it?
Hi Naoki!
> I think it is certain that this problem is caused by noises
> concentrated on pure tones.
> A noise on a single MDCT coefficient increases as it's
> amplitude increases. This is because quantized values are
> actually values powered by 3/4.
>
> According to the theory of psychoacous
I think it is certain that this problem is caused by noises
concentrated on pure tones.
A noise on a single MDCT coefficient increases as it's
amplitude increases. This is because quantized values are
actually values powered by 3/4.
According to the theory of psychoacoustic, it is a wonder
why
