Hi,

I have just downloaded from the great repository the Lame Version 3.90.3 for Linux, i have turned into a executable file in /usr/bin/lame, so no problem.

But i want to use Grip and the Recommended alt preset settings, how can i do that, what it will be my command-line in Grip.

I left this example above as i'm using for Ogg (this settings were told me by one hydrogen member)

Encoder executable = /usr/bin/oggenc
Encoder command-line = -o %m -a %a -l %d -t %n -N %t -G %G -d %y -q 5 %w
Encoder file extension = ogg
encoded file format = ~/temp/%A/%d/%t.%n.%x


Many thanks for your time
Sniff.

DUMP Thread.

oh, right...

just add --alt-preset standard (or --preset standard) in the commandline

an example using the lame dropdown >
(ps. why did you use the oggenc example if you had a lame question?)

default:
-h -b %b %w %m

aps:
--preset standard %w %m

PS: because it was the valid example i have for ogg, that it works....have tried with Mp3 but it was giving me an error....just didn't encode....

Thanks for your help, really appreciated

[s@ip mp3-new]$ cat ./crab
#!/bin/sh
# © 2003 Nick Shafff
# http://program.net.ua
#
# Usage:
# ./crab <track numbers>
#


if [ -z $1 ] ; then
echo "Usage:"
echo "$0 <track numbers>"
exit
fi


# Change this to your CD-ROM name (for cdda2wav)
DEVICE="/dev/cdrom"

begindate=`date +%T`

for track in $*
do
#if [ $track -gt 0 ] ; then ; cdda2wav -v summary -I cooked_ioctl -D $DEVICE -w -t $track - | ./lame - "$track.mp3" --alt-preset standard ; fi
cdparanoia -d $DEVICE "$track" - | ./lame - "$track.mp3" --alt-preset standard --id3v1-only --tc "Encoded with lame 3.90.3" --tn "$track"
done

echo
echo
echo "Begin time:"
echo $begindate
echo "Finish time:"
date +%T