From: Greg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 September 2006 11:40
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; mp3encoder@minnie.tuhs.org
Subject: Lame development help.
Hi,
My company Televirtual Ltd need to use an MP3 encoder in our prototype, the
LAME encoder has emerged as the likely MP3 encoder of choice.
We
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s more analogous to
putting the clothing manufacturer's name on a small tag inside the
clothes. It's only visible to those who take the effort to look for it.
Embedding the encoder version in the id3 tags -- now *that* would be
analogous to what you described.
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Alexander Leidinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On 1 Okt, Greg Wooledge wrote:
> > Embedding the encoder version in the id3 tags -- now *that* would be
> > analogous to what you described.
> But embedding it into the ID3 tag has a purpose. It's easy to see which
> MP3
ince your input is 44.1 kHz, your output will also be
44.1 kHz.
Some people may suggest other flags which may or may not give quality
benefits. But start with "lame -q0 -b 128" and see how it goes.
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rsed correctly by mlame (which seems unlikely),
it's going to be expanded by the shell unless it's protected by quotes.
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y different results.
For Linux, I recommend cdparanoia (or a front-end program that uses
cdparanoia, e.g. grip).
> probable hardware bug: clock timer configuration lost - probably a
> VIA686a.
> Probable hardware bug: restoring chip configuration.
That's a bad sign. :-/
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Is there a good reason that you have to encode everything in one go with
--nogap? Or could this be changed?
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Greg Ward ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have't tried Ogg Vorbis -- does anyone know if it does a better job of
> avoiding gaps between contiguous tracks?)
Yes, it does. A decoded ogg file has exactly the same length as the
original input file.
> However, the syntax
-end that uses cdparanoia).
EAC is at <http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/eac.html>.
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msg00881/pgp0.pgp
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ng routines. It no longer supports Vorbis, however.
(The --ogg switch hasn't worked in well over a year.)
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msg00887/pgp0.pgp
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whether the LAME developers have a formal policy on this
issue or not.
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msg00924/pgp0.pgp
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had installed gtk, and thus, there couldn't have
> really been a problem.
You installed the GTK+ runtime libraries, but not the development
package.
> So, is there a problem?
Only if you really had your heart set on using the GUI part.
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ible behavior under the POSIX rules, so it's not going to be fixed.
Try this instead:
lame --add-id3v2 --tt "this is the tag"\!
> On the other hand, this works fine:
>
> lame --add-id3v2 --tt 'this is the tag!'
Yes, it does. But double quotes are so much
Alexander Leidinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On 14 Jun, Greg Wooledge wrote:
> > Try this instead:
> >
> > lame --add-id3v2 --tt "this is the tag"\!
> IMHO it's more intuitive to write
> "this is the tag\!"
Yes, yes, yes! It *woul
$ bash --posix
bash-2.05a$ echo "this is a test!"
bash: !": event not found
bash-2.05a$ echo "this is a test\!"
this is a test\!
As I said earlier, the bash maintainers insist that this behavior is
permitted by POSIX, and so they consider it not to be a bug.
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Raider ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> From what I see there aren't many options besides mp3 and ogg... things
> like Monkey are windoze only.
See <http://flac.sourceforge.net/> -- Free Lossless Audio Codec.
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kameron cole ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> What do you guys use for cd-burning software (looking for
> recommendations, set-up instructions)? I run SuSE 8.0 Professional
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/CD-Writing-HOWTO.html
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Florin Andrei ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> What exactly is the difference between Lame compiled with nasm and
> without nasm?
Speed.
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e Vorbis files, install the vorbis-tools package
and use oggenc.
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msg01264/pgp0.pgp
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ke. Please
>help!
LAME hasn't been able to encode Vorbis files for years now. The
Vorbis support in LAME worked with something like Vorbis version
beta1 only. If you wish to encode Ogg Vorbis files, use oggenc
from the vorbis-tools package.
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d quality).
The same methods of reducing bitrate that work in MP3 work in Vorbis
as well. Reduce the sampling rate, reduce the number of channels,
reduce the quality.
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d the high frequencies are gone. A lowpass
might help a bit.)
Are you sure you're using Vorbis 1.0?
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msg01344/pgp0.pgp
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ve this effect, and gives you a maximum bitrate
cap (which has a bit of flexibility).
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msg01345/pgp0.pgp
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Bowie J. Poag ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Step 1) Rip a track using cdparanoia or whatever.
> Step 2) Rename the resulting .wav file to foo.MP3.
What on earth possessed you to do this? Granted, LAME could be a
bit more graceful in its error handling, but still
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very easily consume all of the available bus
bandwidth so that your sound card can't get data.
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msg01433/pgp0.pgp
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a feature of the transform method used. Working on
> blocks of specific length, mp3 once decoded has some padding at the
> beginning and at the end. (same thing for Vorbis, and probably mpc)
I don't know about MPC, but it is *not* true for Vorbis. Vorbis files
do not have this padding.
I don't know about CMD.EXE on NT/2000/XP
because I've never used those systems.)
For consistency with other Unix programs, as well as to let it
function at all in MS-DOS, "-?" should be sending its output to
stdout, not stderr.
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es to stdout, but I can't
get to the CVS on sourceforge right now. Last time I checked out LAME
source was so long ago that I don't want to make a patch against such
an ancient relic.
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may be distributed freely, provided that it is
distributed in its entirety, without modifications, and with
the original copyright notice and license included.
The "without modifications" part is what makes it non-free. This
is also incompatible with the GPL, of course.
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FYI.
Greg
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> Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 11:24:13 +0930 (CST)
> From: "Greg 'groggy' Lehey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: ports/43376: audi
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