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Lame decoding Posted by cindy_16051988 on 26 Apr 2006 at 1:44 AM
Hello, sorry to disturb you all. I am newbie here. Recently, I call lame.exe from my software to do the encode and decode part by the help of a friend. My software is designed to record and play wave file in audio and visual. It is used in our speech rehabilitation centre to help children with speech problem. I work part time there.

I convert the wave file recorded by my software to MP3 by calling the lame.exe. It happened successfully.

Then, since the software can only play wave (cannot play MP3), I use the lame.exe to convert MP3 to wave file again. But, my software failed to play the wave giving the error of Unsupported File Format.

I checked both the wave file before and after conversion. They give the same format: PCM, mono, 16 kHz, 16 bits, 256 kbps. I could not figure out why the software cant play the wave file after conversion. The software can play the wave file recorded by the software itself.

Then, I tried by changing - -decode to - - decode t but I get another error of saying that Invalid File Type. The, I tried again for -x because I thought there may be problem of little endian and big endian. The problem is still the same.

Hope you can give me some ideas or suggestions. I promise to do it as independent as possible, please, please. Please guide me at this very beginning.

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cindy_16051988 Lame decoding on 26 Apr 2006 at 1:44 AM
Mojojojo Re: Lame decoding on 21 Sept 2006 at 3:32 AM
Sephiroth Re: Lame decoding on 25 Sept 2006 at 6:49 PM



 

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