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I improved the [[Preferences#Import_.26_LAME|Settings Dialog]], and made it function even if you use different compilers for the framework vs. the application.  (Application developers must re-tool their code to take advantage of this)
I improved the [[Preferences#Import_.26_LAME|Settings Dialog]], and made it function even if you use different compilers for the framework vs. the application.  (Application developers must re-tool their code to take advantage of this)


Here's the latest [http://www.kjams.com/downloads/LAME.zip Universal Binary Installer], installs LAME Version 3.97 (beta 1, Sep 29 2005).<br>
Here's the latest [http://www.kjams.com/downloads/LAME.zip Universal Binary Installer] (1.2), installs LAME Version 3.97 (Septermber 2006).<br>


Note: I did not do anything special to hook up the SSE stuff, so I don't actually know yet if it is taking advantage of the intel vector unit.  Maybe it is?
Note: I did not do anything special to hook up the SSE stuff, so I don't actually know yet if it is taking advantage of the intel vector unit.  Maybe it is?
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! style="background:#ff8080;" align="left" | WARNING: The installer does NOT un-install previous versions that you may have in your user folder.  You *must* un-install all previous versions.  This installer puts things at the root (ie: /Library, NOT /Users/~/Library).  If you have a previous version installed in your user folder, then this version WILL NOT WORK!!
! style="background:#ff8080;" align="left" | WARNING: The installer does NOT un-install previous versions that you may have in your '''user''' folder.  If you previously installed LAME from another source, then you *must* un-install all previous versions.  This installer puts things at the root (ie: /Library, NOT /Users/~/Library).  If you have a previous version installed in your user folder, then this version WILL NOT WORK!!
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<iimg>http://www.mp3dev.org/!http://www.kjams.com/resources/lame.gif</iimg><br>
<iimg>http://www.mp3dev.org/!http://www.kjams.com/resources/lame.gif</iimg><br>
[http://www.mp3dev.org/ LAME Home Page]
[http://www.mp3dev.org/ LAME Home Page]
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==Legal Notice==
'''Legal Notice:''' LAME is an external library that any application may optionally link with, I did not write LAME, it is [http://sourceforge.net/projects/lame/ freely] [http://www.mp3dev.org/ available] [http://www.pyehouse.com/lynn/lamework.php elsewhere], it is NOT an integral part of kJams, is not INCLUDED with kJams, and I am not charging for it. If you do not use LAME, kJams will function just fine (you can rip audio [[Ripping#Rip_using_iTunes|using iTunes]]). If you choose to install an MP3 encoder, you should take it upon yourself to abide by any applicable laws regarding licensing. For more info, [http://www.mp3licensing.com/ go here].
LAME is an external library that any application may optionally link with, I did not write LAME, it is [http://sourceforge.net/projects/lame/ freely] [http://www.mp3dev.org/ available] [http://www.pyehouse.com/lynn/lamework.php elsewhere], it is NOT an integral part of kJams, is not INCLUDED with kJams, and I am not charging for it. If you do not use LAME, kJams will function just fine (you can rip audio [[Ripping#Rip_using_iTunes|using iTunes]]). If you choose to install an MP3 encoder, you should take it upon yourself to abide by any applicable laws regarding licensing. For more info, [http://www.mp3licensing.com/ go here].

Revision as of 03:20, 16 November 2006

LAME stands for "Lame Ain't an Mp3 Encoder". But actually, is *is* an MP3 encoder.

I started with the LAME Framework and LAMEEncoder component created by Lynn Pye.

I improved the Settings Dialog, and made it function even if you use different compilers for the framework vs. the application. (Application developers must re-tool their code to take advantage of this)

Here's the latest Universal Binary Installer (1.2), installs LAME Version 3.97 (Septermber 2006).

Note: I did not do anything special to hook up the SSE stuff, so I don't actually know yet if it is taking advantage of the intel vector unit. Maybe it is?

Report bugs here!

WARNING: The installer does NOT un-install previous versions that you may have in your user folder. If you previously installed LAME from another source, then you *must* un-install all previous versions. This installer puts things at the root (ie: /Library, NOT /Users/~/Library). If you have a previous version installed in your user folder, then this version WILL NOT WORK

Here is the Source Code, including the Installer source.

<iimg>lame.gif</iimg>
LAME Home Page

Legal Notice

LAME is an external library that any application may optionally link with, I did not write LAME, it is freely available elsewhere, it is NOT an integral part of kJams, is not INCLUDED with kJams, and I am not charging for it. If you do not use LAME, kJams will function just fine (you can rip audio using iTunes). If you choose to install an MP3 encoder, you should take it upon yourself to abide by any applicable laws regarding licensing. For more info, go here.