Hi all,
There are some test files encoded using the linux xing encoder currently
up on my web page (www.cryogen.com/mikecheng). (you'll have to shift click to
download as the server is dumb)
These files all play well on mpg123 59q. They do some interesting
things to the progress
Thanks for the suggestions Gabriel. Here's what I've done:
>
> *fast mode must be forbidden with vbr
>
done!
> *only accept 320k with higher settings, ie -V 0, like Xing
>
done!
> *use no lower limit in bitrate
>
For now I am going to leave the default 112kbs (changeabel with -b) My
fee
Am Sam, 05 Jun 1999 schrieben Sie:
>>
Krabber also supports lame.
http://members.tripod.com/~fehlfarben/download.html
>> Hi again,
>> just strolling through freshmeat. a ripper/encoder frontend called
>> "grip" now supports lame as an encoder. neat.
>> Maybe we should add a list
It isn't supported by default, but it is trivial to make mp3make
support it. (I just have a link named 8hz-mp3 that points to lame,
and that's all I needed to do.) I'm not sure about the GTK version of
mp3make however, as I've not used it. So it isn't so much that it
"supports" lame, as that it
>
> Hi again,
> just strolling through freshmeat. a ripper/encoder frontend called
> "grip" now supports lame as an encoder. neat.
> Maybe we should add a list of links to lame supporting software?
>
> later
> mike
I will add a list. The ones I know of are CDex, LiveIce and G
>
> Hi again,
> just strolling through freshmeat. a ripper/encoder frontend called
> "grip" now supports lame as an encoder. neat.
> Maybe we should add a list of links to lame supporting software?
>
If you do then be sure to add LiceIce - part of Icecast
;-)
Scott Manley (
That's perhaps an explanation about why Fraunhofer's products are limited to
256k.
It would be interesting to ask this question to some members of the old
mpeg-1 comitee.
Regards,
Gabriel Bouvigne - France
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