Devin, I'm not sure if what you downloaded is the command-line
version of Lame.
If you type "usr/local/bin/lame -v" into the terminal, you should see
some version info about lame. If you get something like "command not
found", then you don't have the right library.
I got it via macports (http://www.macports.org/), which is a great
way of getting and installing any number of command-line utilities
and apps, most of which can be got at with Rev through shell commands.
Let me know what you find in the terminal...
Best,
Mark
On 3 Sep 2007, at 18:34, Devin Asay wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for a nifty little utility. I'm having trouble getting it to
work, and I think it may be that I don't know exactly how to
install the LAME lib, or that I didn't modify your script correctly.
I downloaded the pre-built LAME library from http://
spaghetticode.org/lame/ and unzipped it. I ended up with a library
called'libmp3lame.dylib', which I copied to /usr/local/bin. Then I
modified your stack script to say
put "/usr/local/bin/libmp3lame.dylib -V" & pQuality into
tShellString
Then I chose a WAV file as an input and designated an output
folder. I clicked the Encode file button, but the only thing that
happened was that the words "encoding check.mp3" appears above the
progress bar. The progress bar didn't change and no error message
appeared.
Have I configured something wrong? I would really like to use this
technique in one of my projects.
Thanks,
Devin
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