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Using LAME

Hi to all,
I'm tying to use LAME to encode part of an audio buffer I have in memory.
For example in memory I have the buffer named stream where stream contains raw audio samples.
I would encode from (stream + x) to (stream + y) so I would encode ( y - x) samples starting at position x in the stream.
I don't get good results.
I would have an help, I'm desperate....

Best Regards,
Franco

Using LAME

Reply #1 –
"I don't get good results" is a little vague. Could you be a bit more specific?

Using LAME

Reply #2 –
Quote from: pdq on
"I don't get good results" is a little vague. Could you be a bit more specific?


Hi thank you for your reply.
For example doesn't matter how many audio raw samples I encode that windows media player always see the
duration of 29 seconds.
And sometime the wmp scrollbar moves in a strange way.

I don't know where my code could be wrong.

I hope to get help.

Best Regards,
Franco

Using LAME

Reply #3 –
Are you encoding to variable bitrate? If so then windows media player is notorious for not working correctly with this type of file. Have you tried looking at/playing your files with anything else?

Using LAME

Reply #4 –
Quote from: pdq on
Are you encoding to variable bitrate? If so then windows media player is notorious for not working correctly with this type of file. Have you tried looking at/playing your files with anything else?


Hi I don't know if I encoded at a variable bitrate. How can I know it? How lame detect the duration of the output mp3?
sorry for my very poor experience in this.
Best Regards,
Franco