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Subject: Re[2]: How i can encode pcm to mp3
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Hello Mike,

Friday, October 24, 2003, 12:59:14 AM, you wrote:

>> I wnat record radio, when i absent.
>> When i use # lame , sound don't rec.

MM> I'm not sure what you're using to actually record with, but lame can encode
MM> pcm data to mp3.

MM> __________


./SOUND_REC 3600 | lame -[some options] -  out.mp3

where ./SOUND_REC - my C program which read info from /dev/dsp.
In the output file the bad sound, dont bad quatly.

when i enter:
./SOUND_REC 3600 | oggenc -[some options] -  wav out.wav
The file is normal, but file is very large.

When i try to enter:
./SOUND_REC 3600 | oggenc -[some options] -  wav | lame -[some options] -  out.mp3
oggenc -return error.


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