LAME for Windows XP (am I just an idiot??)

[angler31337]

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Originally Posted by Xanatos for digital audio compression stuff, go to hydrogenaudio.org for help, not this place...

Someone got up on the wrong side of the bed.

BTW, once you get the .exe, you might think about downloading RazorLame as well. EAC works just fine, but when I feel like just leaving my PC to work on encoding for a few hours, I usually use RazorLame.

-Angler

 

[kencer]

im using CDEX...and that has LAME built in and was wondering..since some poeple have said its good and all..i think its good..but compared to EAC...is CDEX just as good or...? quite curious as i have tried EAC a couple of times (couldnt quite get the prog to rip the wav into mp3s) but found CDEX to be more user friendly

 

[angler31337]

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Originally Posted by kencer im using CDEX...and that has LAME built in and was wondering..since some poeple have said its good and all..i think its good..but compared to EAC...is CDEX just as good or...? quite curious as i have tried EAC a couple of times (couldnt quite get the prog to rip the wav into mp3s) but found CDEX to be more user friendly

I've not used CDEX. I like EAC, but for the most part I think it's best to just use whatever front-end you feel most comfortable with. The only important part (in my mind) is that you be able to aim the front-end at new versions of lame as they come out. If you can do that with CDEX, then you're good.

-Angler

 

[kencer]

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Originally Posted by angler31337 I've not used CDEX. I like EAC, but for the most part I think it's best to just use whatever front-end you feel most comfortable with. The only important part (in my mind) is that you be able to aim the front-end at new versions of lame as they come out. If you can do that with CDEX, then you're good. -Angler

thanks for the reply. er..i dont think CDEX allows you to update LAME..havent really tried but i dont recall the former being able to. Ill check anyways. Thanks again