Hello, everyone.
I just upload my Macintosh port at:
http://isize.egroups.co.jp/files/lame-dev/
Thanks.
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status;
}
Or for Windoze,
int StopAlertf(char* format, ...)
{
int status;
va_listlist;
char buf[256];
va_start(list, format);
status = vsprintf(buf, format, list);
MessageBox(NULL, buf, "LAME error", MB_OK);
return status;
}
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Hello, all.
I would like to normalize (maxmize) and trim silent part from input audio
data. I'm going to add both routine into get_audio.c (I don't use
libsndfile).
Does anybody know how to do that or such sound libraries?
TIA
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'int *' to
'unsigned int *'
takehiro.c line 462 r1t = choose_table(ix + a1, ix + a2, bits);
Error : cannot convert
'int *' to
'unsigned int *'
takehiro.c line 490 r2t = choose_table(ix + a2, ix + bigv, bits);
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Hello, Robert.
on 00.5.21 8:41 PM, Robert Hegemann at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, the correct fix looks like this:
if (scalefac-l[sfb]0)
Oh, thank you. I will replace that code.
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this URL. That file is only binary compressed with StuffIt 5.x, not source.
I also send a CD ripper code to the auther of Mac BladeEnc. Hope MP3 becomes
more popular and easy to use.
Thanks.
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. Just guess. No test.
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s everyone think about unifing float size to 32bit? It has merit to
x86, or other CPU?
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)-0.000198412698412698412526317115478490f;
x *= x2; s += x * (FLOAT) 0.027557319223985892510950593270458000f;
if ( t 1 ) s = -s;
return s;
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.
Or is there any port for DLLs which return an error code, never quit in the
L.A.M.E.?
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(irc.dal.net), are good places to check
it out.
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Hello, Lionel.
on 99.11.9 6:18 PM, Lionel Bonnet at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 32K limit doesn't really exists on PowerPC : in each application memory
zone, you have the stack zone and the heap zone.There is a default stack
zone(32 K)but if you want to increase it, you must change the
Hello, Ben.
on 99.11.8 5:01 PM, "Ben \"Jacobs\"" at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. In C/C++ Language settings panel, try disabling "ANSI Strict". I
think that will allow you to compile the //-style comments.
I also solve this way, though, this is not good solution. The best way is to
fix
Hello, Mark.
on 99.11.9 10:29 AM, Mark Taylor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got so many patches which change all the c++ comments to c style,
I finally gave in and got rid of all the //'s :-)
Thank you very much for your job!
2. To solve the problem of local data 32k in file "lame.c", I
Hello, LAME developers.
This is the first time for me to post the message to this community. So
please let me allow introduce myself. My name is Osamu Shigematsu, and now
porting LAME to Macintosh. My work had done and now optimizing the code for
Macintosh.
I'm newbie, though, I uploaded both
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