by M. Boekho » Fri, 09 Jan 1998 04:00:00
Hi,
does anybody know of any MPEG layer 3 *encoding* software that'll
run under Linux? I hate to reboot into win95 :)
Maarten
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by Regis Duchesn » Fri, 09 Jan 1998 04:00:00
l3enc from fraunhofer instituteQuote:> does anybody know of any MPEG layer 3 *encoding* software that'll
> run under Linux? I hate to reboot into win95 :)
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by Warren Wo » Sat, 10 Jan 1998 04:00:00
http://www.mpeg3.org
There's quite a bit of info and pointers to software there.
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by Dan Holli » Sat, 10 Jan 1998 04:00:00
:>> does anybody know of any MPEG layer 3 *encoding* software that'll
:>> run under Linux? I hate to reboot into win95 :)
:>l3enc from fraunhofer institute
: Are there any free encoders available? (Ie, GNU style free, with source
: included, etc).
Yes.
-Dan
by M. Boekho » Sat, 10 Jan 1998 04:00:00
: :>> does anybody know of any MPEG layer 3 *encoding* software that'll
: :>> run under Linux? I hate to reboot into win95 :)
: :>l3enc from fraunhofer institute
: : Are there any free encoders available? (Ie, GNU style free, with source
: : included, etc).
: Yes.
OK, so I assume you also know which packages those are and where to find'm? :)
Could you please give me a name for that? I've spend an hour or 2 searching
for encoders 2 days ago, and the only one for Linux I could come
up with was the fraunhofer l3enc, which is prettty could I think, at least
it's faster than mpegenc under win95 (in my testing, YMMV).
Maarten
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by John Pagoni » Mon, 12 Jan 1998 04:00:00
> >> does anybody know of any MPEG layer 3 *encoding* software that'll
> >> run under Linux? I hate to reboot into win95 :)
> >l3enc from fraunhofer institute
> Are there any free encoders available? (Ie, GNU style free, with source
> included, etc).
> Alternatively, does anyone know where one can find the MP3 specification
> on the net?
> Cheers,
> Paul.
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if you find any good libs please tell me .....
John.
Quote:> //www.layer3.org/
by Paul Low » Mon, 12 Jan 1998 04:00:00
Um...please go to www.layer3.org and download X11AMP cause it's a REALLY
nice MP3 player that X has needed for a long time. Don't forget to
e-mail the guy(s) who are writing it, and tell them they are doing a
good job.
Paul Lowe
> > >> does anybody know of any MPEG layer 3 *encoding* software that'll
> > >> run under Linux? I hate to reboot into win95 :)
> > >l3enc from fraunhofer institute
> > Are there any free encoders available? (Ie, GNU style free, with source
> > included, etc).
> > Alternatively, does anyone know where one can find the MP3 specification
> > on the net?
> > Cheers,
> > Paul.
> > --
> > "The growing use of e-mail, not to mention Web-page publishing, threatens to
> > reverse the trend towards illiteracy among the supposedly educated without at
> > the same time improving their spelling". -- Michael Swaine, Dr. Dobb's
> > Journalhttp:
> try http://www.layer3.org/ and www.mpeg.org............
> if you find any good libs please tell me .....
> John.
> > //www.layer3.org/
by Mark Hea » Tue, 13 Jan 1998 04:00:00
: :>l3enc from fraunhofer institute
: : Are there any free encoders available? (Ie, GNU style free, with source
: : included, etc).
: Yes.
AFAIK, the MP3 compression Algorithm is Patented to Fraunhofer-iis they
have not realeased the source code, to l3enc.
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by Mirko Fr?hli » Thu, 15 Jan 1998 04:00:00
Bye,
Mirko Froehlich.
by Mirko Fr?hli » Thu, 15 Jan 1998 04:00:00
Bye,
Mirko Froehlich.
by Nils Faerbe » Sat, 17 Jan 1998 04:00:00
: :>> does anybody know of any MPEG layer 3 *encoding* software that'll
: :>> run under Linux? I hate to reboot into win95 :)
: :>l3enc from fraunhofer institute
: : Are there any free encoders available? (Ie, GNU style free, with source
: : included, etc).
: Yes.
Really nice answer but does not really help, does it?
OK. The ultimate info: There is a more or less free implementation of a mp3
encoder. This is the reference implementation from ISO. And since all ISO
stuff is not really free I don't know exactly how to handle this. But you
should look for a file called
dist10.tar.gz
with your favourite search engine. The included "dist10/lsf/encoder/"
compiles cleanly for me and runs fine, though slow. But it works! It encodes
nearly anything you like (i.e. 128kBit or more) but as I said, it is slow.
Perhaps one can optimize it but I had no time to do so.
I am currently working on a free MP3 recorder frontend using this encoder
and several other utils ... perhaps I will finish a first version this
weekend ;) Let's see...
: -Dan
CU
nils
PS: If anyone could tell me about the status of dist10 I would be really
happy! (i.e. if it really free and if newer versions of the encoder
exist.)
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by Ale Terlevic » Tue, 20 Jan 1998 04:00:00
> dist10.tar.gz
Ale.
by Nils Faerbe » Tue, 20 Jan 1998 04:00:00
: > OK. The ultimate info: There is a more or less free implementation of a mp3
: > encoder. This is the reference implementation from ISO. And since all ISO
: > stuff is not really free I don't know exactly how to handle this. But you
: > should look for a file called
: > dist10.tar.gz
: I have found this to produce noticably worse quality results than
: l3enc.
Worse in what respect?
By now I have encoded several tracks and could not experience any difference
(any audible difference of course). Be sure to set the 'original' flag to
'yes' as it seems to have an influence to the result ;)
: Ale.
CU
nils
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