I did some listening tests last night using lame v3.13.
I decompressed the mp3 files (using mpg123 0.59q) onto a CD and
played them on a recent stereo, using decent headphones for
analysis. My ears are still fairly young (i'm 24), although I'm
sure they got slightly zapped with all the nightcl
>
> The Resource Intercharge File Format (RIFF) Wave file has
> the following structure:
>
> 4 character code "RIFF"
> 4 Bytes, length of data field
>Bytes of Data
>
> The field of a "RIFF" chunk has the following format
>
> specify
>
> Hi all,
> I never get around to optimizing the bit i'm working on, so i optimized
> quantize_xrpow instead of finalising the mdct thing.
>
> This is a speedup for quantize_xrpow that is sort of taken from my old
> quantize() speedup [see lame3.11 or previous].
> This
>
> While there may well be a problem with how LAME handles .wav files, there
> are also issues with starting sound playback under linux (at least on my
> soundcard). Whenever an application opens the audio device and starts
> playback, I get a nasty "click" -- regardless of what the sound file i
> While there may well be a problem with how LAME handles .wav files, there
> are also issues with starting sound playback under linux (at least on my
> soundcard). Whenever an application opens the audio device and starts
> playback, I get a nasty "click" -- regardless of what the sound file is
While there may well be a problem with how LAME handles .wav files, there
are also issues with starting sound playback under linux (at least on my
soundcard). Whenever an application opens the audio device and starts
playback, I get a nasty "click" -- regardless of what the sound file is
Mike
> Subchunk; 4cc "fmt " for .WAV files
> 4 Bytes, length of data field
> Stereo/Mono, kHz, etc.
I forgot to say that in this "fmt " chunk it is coded which type
the wave data is: MP3, PCM, ...
But don´t ask me how it is coded.
Robert
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MP3 ENCODER mai
The Resource Intercharge File Format (RIFF) Wave file has
the following structure:
4 character code "RIFF"
4 Bytes, length of data field
Bytes of Data
The field of a "RIFF" chunk has the following format
specifying the format of the da
