Re: Re[3]: [MP3 ENCODER] highq mode
At 17:13 03/02/00 -0600, you wrote: >>> > oh one stupid suggestion for the stand alone executable : it could be a >good idea to allow >>> > "| more" or "/page" or "> file.asc" to see the command help, now it >"goes away" without seein >>> > the beginning of it >>> Yes, that would be very useful, especially for Windows where you >>> cannon scroll up to see the beginning of the help. For Linux this is >>> less important, because of the possibility to scroll up and down. >> >>Can windows users redirect stderr like us poor saps stuck using Free >>Software? > > >Maybe he can try "lame 2> file.asc & more on OS/2 anyway. Dont know about Windows. Windows Command.com does not support stderr redirection AFAIK, but if you use 4DOS from JPSoftware you can write: Lame |& more or better "Lame |& List /s" -- Jose Mejuto http://www.cdngo.com CD Audio ripper & compressor -- MP3 ENCODER mailing list ( http://geek.rcc.se/mp3encoder/ )
Re: Re[3]: [MP3 ENCODER] highq mode
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000 23:39:10 -, Mathew Hendry wrote: >BTW, the Linux distribution I have (Mandrake 6.x) uses pgcc (a >Pentium-specific branch of gcc) as its default compiler. Gives a noticable >speed improvement for LAME, and I haven't noticed any glitches with it. >Since pgcc was apparently used to build the entire Mandrake distribution, I >guess it's a pretty stable compiler now... I as well use pgcc (version 2.95.2) here on OS/2 with no noticable side-effects. Though when I tried compiling with -march=pentiumpro it generated MP3's with strange noises. -march=pentium produces normal mp3's though. So I guess it's not perfect :) Paul -- MP3 ENCODER mailing list ( http://geek.rcc.se/mp3encoder/ )
Re: Re[3]: [MP3 ENCODER] highq mode
> > oh one stupid suggestion for the stand alone executable : it could be a good idea >to allow > > "| more" or "/page" or "> file.asc" to see the command help, now it "goes away" >without seein > > the beginning of it Learn your shell; the output is going to stderr, not stdout. You're only redirecting stdout. (If/when telling LAME to send it's output to stdout, you'd then collide with the usage outout and never see it). Mark: However, GNU guidelines do suggest that the usage output (which would normally go to stderr) go to stdout if explicitly requested. Monty -- MP3 ENCODER mailing list ( http://geek.rcc.se/mp3encoder/ )
Re: Re[3]: [MP3 ENCODER] highq mode
> From: "Greg Maxwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Can windows users redirect stderr like us poor saps stuck using Free > Software? 9x users can't. NT users can; and the NT console has scrollback anyway. I'm currently running a triple boot system (Linux, Win98, Win2k). I might be tempted to switch to Linux as my default boot if so many of my favourite toys weren't Windows-based. ;) BTW, the Linux distribution I have (Mandrake 6.x) uses pgcc (a Pentium-specific branch of gcc) as its default compiler. Gives a noticable speed improvement for LAME, and I haven't noticed any glitches with it. Since pgcc was apparently used to build the entire Mandrake distribution, I guess it's a pretty stable compiler now... -- Mat. -- MP3 ENCODER mailing list ( http://geek.rcc.se/mp3encoder/ )
Re: Re[3]: [MP3 ENCODER] highq mode
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000 17:48:15 -0500 (EST), Greg Maxwell wrote: >On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Joerg Hevers wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> > oh one stupid suggestion for the stand alone executable : it could be a good idea >to allow >> > "| more" or "/page" or "> file.asc" to see the command help, now it "goes away" >without seein >> > the beginning of it >> Yes, that would be very useful, especially for Windows where you >> cannon scroll up to see the beginning of the help. For Linux this is >> less important, because of the possibility to scroll up and down. > >Can windows users redirect stderr like us poor saps stuck using Free >Software? Maybe he can try "lame 2> file.asc & more http://geek.rcc.se/mp3encoder/ )
Re: Re[3]: [MP3 ENCODER] highq mode
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Joerg Hevers wrote: > Hello, > > > oh one stupid suggestion for the stand alone executable : it could be a good idea >to allow > > "| more" or "/page" or "> file.asc" to see the command help, now it "goes away" >without seein > > the beginning of it > Yes, that would be very useful, especially for Windows where you > cannon scroll up to see the beginning of the help. For Linux this is > less important, because of the possibility to scroll up and down. Can windows users redirect stderr like us poor saps stuck using Free Software? -- MP3 ENCODER mailing list ( http://geek.rcc.se/mp3encoder/ )
