::
:: Unfortunetly, the internal represenation inside LAME is 16bit,
:: so we are using sf_read_short :-(
::
:: It is on my TODO list to convert the internal representation
:: to floating point, so then we can handle any type of input
:: (and the resampling code wont have to convert back
Frank Klemm writes:
> Is there any possibility to
> * to decode a MP3 to 24 (or may be 32 bit) PCM data?
I'll mention FYI that libmad (part of my own MPEG audio decoder, MAD) decodes
into a 32-bit fixed-point representation, from which 24 bits of PCM output can
easily be obtained.
http://w
>
> Frank Klemm wrote:
> >
> > Is there any possibility to
> > * feed lame with 24 (or may be 32 bit) PCM data?
>
> There are two options for file input in the Makefile. On of them,
> libsndfile, can handle 24 and 32 bit PCM WAV and AIFF files. You'll
> need the libsndfile library which can
Frank Klemm wrote:
>
> Is there any possibility to
> * feed lame with 24 (or may be 32 bit) PCM data?
There are two options for file input in the Makefile. On of them,
libsndfile, can handle 24 and 32 bit PCM WAV and AIFF files. You'll
need the libsndfile library which can be obtained here:
Is there any possibility to
* feed lame with 24 (or may be 32 bit) PCM data?
* to decode a MP3 to 24 (or may be 32 bit) PCM data?
* To use an own float -> short quantizer?
How to add code to the CVS compository?
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