Hello,
can anybody help me getting win32 binaries of the newest twoLame version (0.3.6)?
tooLame is no help for me. I need the newest interface of twoLame for on-the-fly stream encoding.
The resulting audio stream has to be DAB (Digital Radio) conform.
The source is available here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=136040
Thanks for your help!
Greetings
dios-mt
Full Version: twoLame win32 binaries (v0.3.6) wanted
Give me a few hours and I'll post binaries at Rarewares. 
Hmmm, may take a little longer than planned. Managed a clean compile, but the generated mp2 files have problems. 
Fixed the above, BUT there is some kind of stability issue. It will encode some wave files fine and others crash the encoder in a repeatable fashion, ie., at the same point each attempt. If I have time I'll look further.
Fixed the above, BUT there is some kind of stability issue. It will encode some wave files fine and others crash the encoder in a repeatable fashion, ie., at the same point each attempt. If I have time I'll look further.
BTW, your SPITFIRE is so cool 
Here's one you can play with http://download.yousendit.com/BC42001A501CA954
CBR seems fine (in wine... fwiw), VBR doesn't (same as linux compile btw). Well, DAB must be CBR, I suppose, then again I'm not quite sure how does one enable DAB mode in twolame.
CBR seems fine (in wine... fwiw), VBR doesn't (same as linux compile btw). Well, DAB must be CBR, I suppose, then again I'm not quite sure how does one enable DAB mode in twolame.
Thanks for your tries john and thanks for success ak!
CBR seems fine (in wine... fwiw), VBR doesn't (same as linux compile btw). Well, DAB must be CBR, I suppose, then again I'm not quite sure how does one enable DAB mode in twolame.
CBR is enough for me. DAB needs CBR with 192kbits. The DAB extension is not documented in the help anymore. It was turned on by using -D.
I just scanned all his documentation. It seems, that the DAB extension is further included, but broken (see his ToDo list).
QUOTE(ak @ May 6 2006, 23:13) 
CBR seems fine (in wine... fwiw), VBR doesn't (same as linux compile btw). Well, DAB must be CBR, I suppose, then again I'm not quite sure how does one enable DAB mode in twolame.
CBR is enough for me. DAB needs CBR with 192kbits. The DAB extension is not documented in the help anymore. It was turned on by using -D.
I just scanned all his documentation. It seems, that the DAB extension is further included, but broken (see his ToDo list).
twoLame 0.3.7 is released.
It seems, that the DAB extension is further included, but broken (see his ToDo list).
The DAB extension is not yet back in this version.
QUOTE(dios-mt @ May 8 2006, 09:19)
It seems, that the DAB extension is further included, but broken (see his ToDo list).
The DAB extension is not yet back in this version.
This version crashes in just the same way as the previous version.
Under linux (Debian Sarge) twolame 0.3.6 works almost fine (CBR and VBR with all psy models),
BUT VBR output is not playing smoothly, CBR output plays OK.
Under windows (VC++ compile) the psy mode 3 is causing crash but mode -1,1,2 works,
actually only encoder woks not the output files, they are all noise (foobar2000,Winamp and other players) ;-(.
BUT VBR output is not playing smoothly, CBR output plays OK.
Under windows (VC++ compile) the psy mode 3 is causing crash but mode -1,1,2 works,
actually only encoder woks not the output files, they are all noise (foobar2000,Winamp and other players) ;-(.
0.3.6 works just fine for me under XP, in CBR mode and psy 2.
QUOTE(wisodev @ May 10 2006, 09:37)
Under windows (VC++ compile) the psy mode 3 is causing crash but mode -1,1,2 works,
actually only encoder woks not the output files, they are all noise (foobar2000,Winamp and other players) ;-(.
Did you remember to do the following for win32?
CODE
FILE*
open_output_file( char* filename )
{
FILE* file;
// Do they want STDOUT ?
if (strncmp( filename, "-", 1 )==0) {
file = stdout;
#ifdef _WIN32
_setmode( _fileno(stdout), _O_BINARY );
#endif
} else {
#ifdef _WIN32
file = fopen(filename, "wb");
#else
file = fopen(filename, "w");
#endif
}
// Check for errors
if (file == NULL) {
perror("Failed to open output file");
exit(ERR_OPENING_OUTPUT);
}
return file;
}
Regardless, you are correct that psy mode 3 fails and all other modes produce correct results.
open_output_file( char* filename )
{
FILE* file;
// Do they want STDOUT ?
if (strncmp( filename, "-", 1 )==0) {
file = stdout;
#ifdef _WIN32
_setmode( _fileno(stdout), _O_BINARY );
#endif
} else {
#ifdef _WIN32
file = fopen(filename, "wb");
#else
file = fopen(filename, "w");
#endif
}
// Check for errors
if (file == NULL) {
perror("Failed to open output file");
exit(ERR_OPENING_OUTPUT);
}
return file;
}
Yes this explains why the output was invalid (noise), thanks.
Can you please upload the 0.3.7 binary?
The use of psy-model 3 became broken going from 0.3.3 to 0.3.4.
Well, having spent much time pondering over this issue, I decided to compile using the Intel 9.0 compiler and, low and behold, all versions work using psymodel 3!!!!! 
It's the pure VC compiles that have a problem. Work that one out. 
Anyway, to cut a long story short, 0.3.7 for win32 is now at Rarewares.
It's the pure VC compiles that have a problem. Work that one out. Anyway, to cut a long story short, 0.3.7 for win32 is now at Rarewares.
Thank you!
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