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Windows => Plug-in Development => Topic started by: KingSparta on May 08, 2006, 10:10:07 am
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Does anyone know of a ActiveX Control That Is Free Or Close To Free That Will Convert A MP3 to A Wave File?
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Does anyone know of a ActiveX Control That Is Free Or Close To Free That Will Convert A MP3 to A Wave File?
Could you use Command Line instead of ActiveX?
That way you could just use LAME I think?
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That way you could just use LAME I think?
Lame converts to wave?
I thought it was just a MP3 encoder.
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I was thinking about testing something Like
Take a cd rip a song in dif mp3 bit rates
then convert them to wave and see what i would get if i did a md5 check sum on it
or could create a program that would allow some laditude in dif bit rate converted to wave files so i could get a match on the data.
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Lame converts to wave?
I thought it was just a MP3 encoder.
From what I can gather from the documenation yep.
It's got a decode option which takes an Mp3 and outputs a wave.
Can't say i've tried it tho, I just quickly looked it up when I saw your post.
I don't really see what you're aiming to do.
What would you do with the checksum one you've got it?
Or was that a talking to yourself moment... I get them! :)
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maybe i will look into it then and i think try to use the "Execute" command if I remember correctly, that might work.
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There's a windows version of the command line utility mpg123 at this Japanese page:
http://www3.tky.3web.ne.jp/~takuroho/mpg123.html
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oh my
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IT ACTUALY WORKS
C:\TEST>lame test.mp3 test.wav
ID3v2 found. Be aware that the ID3 tag is currently lost when transcoding.
LAME version 3.96.1 (http://lame.sourceforge.net/)
CPU features: MMX (ASM used), SSE, SSE2
Using polyphase lowpass filter, transition band: 5742 Hz - 5935 Hz
Encoding test.mp3 to test.wav
Encoding as 16 kHz 24 kbps single-ch MPEG-2 Layer III (10.7x) qval=3
Frame | CPU time/estim | REAL time/estim | play/CPU | ETA
52/85 (61%)| 0:00/ 0:00| 0:00/ 0:00| 39.830x| 0:00
average: 24.0 kbps
ReplayGain: +0.7dB
C:\TEST>lame --decode test.mp3 test.wav
ID3v2 found. Be aware that the ID3 tag is currently lost when transcoding.
input: test.mp3 (16 kHz, 1 channel, MPEG-2 Layer III)
output: test.wav (16 bit, Microsoft WAVE)
skipping initial 1105 samples (encoder+decoder delay)
Frame# 53/83 24 kbps
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:)