FYI...
I really don't have the time to check what is wrong here.
So if anybody has the time/skills (I may be available online for help)...
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Subject:RE: LAMEACM.ACM crash
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 2004 17:44:29 -0700
From: Peter Baer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Seems like I'm going to get tons of this now...
:(
Original Message
Subject:Program crash regarding LAME MP3 CODEC
Date: Sat, 10 Apr 2004 08:53:59 -0700 (PDT)
From: sirisak chakavarnmongkol [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HI
I contacted Microsoft about
Lee Kupersmith wrote:
Has anyone successfully installed the LAME ACM version as the MP3
encoder for Windows Media Player 8 or 9? Microsoft provides instructions
for installing an ACM encoder in their Knowledgebase article 306494 -
Description of the MP3 Encoding Plug-In for Windows Media
Gabriel Bouvigne wrote:
Hi Steve,
The problem was that the initial VBR tag (all zero's) was inserted into
the
MP3 file for CBR files, so when the beWriteVbrTag function was not called
at
the end of the encoding process you end up with an empty frame at the
beginning of the MP3 file.
Chris Holt wrote:
--- Steve Lhomme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually it's a bug of the application using the LAME DLL. At the end of
the encoding the application should ask LAME for the VBR frame and write
it at the start of the file. Just switch to a good LAME DLL user app :)
I'm still
Chris Holt wrote:
Dear nirv:
Had this problem too and found (with a hex reader) that 3.92 puts a
frame filled with zeros at the start of an MP3. The sony does not like
this and assumes the file is something other than an MP3 when it sees
the leading zeros. If you put an ID3 v2 tag
Gabriel Bouvigne wrote:
I'm currently writing a simple tool to convert MP3 (and later MP2 and
MP1) to correct WAV files (with the exact bitrate, even for VBR files)
that could be muxed with video accurately...
I was thinking that it was already the case with the acm codec. Could you
explain
Quoting Prendergast, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello-
Does anyone know of a way to tell LAME to use a specific WAV codec
when
encoding WAV to MP3?
There is currently no way (AFAIK know) and I don't think it's planned. The best
way should be to use an ACM standalone program to convert the
Nop, the (official) lame ACM codec cannot decode yet :(
So the FhG will do it for now.
Ishaan Dalal wrote:
WAV codec? Considering the bloated simplicity of the PCM format, I don't
think the default Windows codec is inadequate. If it's MP3, you might want
to have Lame ACM do the decode (can
Here are the debugging info I have when I encode to 44kHz/96 kbps and I get a
32kHz/96 kbps file/stream :
11373866.37184939 [288] Lame_enc configuration options:
11383866.37220055 [288]
==
1139
Hello (again),
It seems there is a bug in the LAME DLL (at least). I'm encoding fine with a
lot of different parameters. But there are some parameters that produce good
MP3 files but not with the specified parameters.
For example when I encode a 44kHz, 16 bits, stereo file at 96 kbps (MPEG1)
Quoting Gabriel Bouvigne [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here are the debugging info I have when I encode to 44kHz/96 kbps and
I
get a
32kHz/96 kbps file/stream :
...
1161 3866.37668017 [288] Disable Resorvoir =1
Is this one on purpose? Seems strange to disable bit reservoir
On purpose
As I wanted to know what was going on inside the DLL (for the bug I told
before) I downloaded the 3.90 tar.gz source code and tried to compile using MS
VC++ 6.0.
Despite the fact the the given .dsw and .dsp refuse to load in VC6 (I guess it
relies on VC5) I nearly managed to compile the DLL
Quoting Gabriel Bouvigne [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
1 step forward for Lame, but 1 step backward for freedom:
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1005-200-8225543.html?tag=hot
http://www.musichelponline.com/legal/
They don't give reasons why they use LAME. But I'm really curious to know.
I'm not sure if
I don't have that problem.
If you want an example of something working (I did) try
http://mukoli.free.fr/out_lame/
Scott E. Graves wrote:
I am using lame_enc.dll, slightly customized, to allow conversion from
raw pcm to cbr/vbr mp3. I experience a slight pop at the beginning of
each
|Else, you have to use the tools available for your
| enviroment. Maybe you should find a frontend Razorlame like
| program that could make use of many little applications
| together. It would be great, for instance, to resample with
| ssrc and then feed the output to lame. Simple to do it in
|No, contrary to this belief, all that is needed is to
| contact each and everyone of the people ever involved in the
| project, to agree for a change of the license. Then of course,
| all versions before retain their GPL status, but not those
| following. (This procedure can also be used to
Try my winamp plugin for that (you can automate using playlist :)
http://mukoli.free.fr/out_lame/
The sources are also there.
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Subject: Re: [MP3 ENCODER] lame_enc.dll - MPEG-2
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