#Lame encoder exe 320kbps#
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(Remember, since it's the first time, we had to go through all of this to set it all up. Put this on that command line there: %A - %T Just for fun, set the bitrate to 256kbps, and make sure it's set to high quality to the right there.ħ) Go to the ID3 Tag tab. Please note that whatever you put on that command line controls/overrides the other settings below it. If you want to see a list and explanations of the different presets to put on that command line there in the compression options, then CLICK HERE TO VIEW THEM. '-alt-preset extreme' will give you a VBR mp3 that averages around 256kbps. Maybe you dont want to make the best sounding mp3, maybe you just want to make a pretty good one that isn't so big. These presets will range from quality to size. If you want, you can use different presets.

#Lame encoder exe 320kbps#

This make a CBR 320kbps mp3 file thats good, but pretty big.much bigger than you are used to from an mp3.

If you dont care about mp3 size, but just want the best quality, then put '-alt-preset insane' on that command line there. Here's where alt-preset commands come into play. Depending on how good you want your mp3 to turn out, depends on what you put here. On the 'additional command line options,' we are going to erase whats there on that line. Below it, you need to specify where the Lame encoder is.so hit browse, and browse to where you put the lame encoder (which should be inside the EAC installed dir, in a folder called lame).Ħ) This is the MOST IMPORTANT PART OF THE WHOLE THING, SO PAY ATTENTION. Here's where we tell it that we are going to use external program for compression, and we navigate to the 'lame mp3 encoder' on the dropdown list there. Just ignore all this if all you want to do is encode.ĥ) Ok, here comes the good part. Also, this is just for ripping from CDs, not just encoding a wav file on your pc. Go to the interface tab, and use 'installed external ASPI interface.' Make sure you have the ASPI layer installed on your computer if you use this option. On the filename tab, I use the standard %N-%A-%T. Go to the tools tab, and I like to 'creat m3u playlist on extraction.' This makes a playlist for winamp and the like. I personally uncheck the beep when done thing. Go to the general tab now, and set this up to your likings. Now click the directory tab, and pick your directory where you want the mp3s to go. Time to mess with the options to get this bad boy up and running.

#Lame encoder exe no cd#

For now, make sure that there is no CD in your CD-ROM drive.

#Lame encoder exe install#

You can install LAME anywhere you want, but it's easier and more organized to keep it all together.Ĥ) Open up EAC. Make a folder called 'lame' inside the EAC directory if you want.

#Lame encoder exe zip file#

Then, extract the LAME encoder zip file that you just downloaded above into a folder inside the EAC installed directory.

Also, make sure that you use the lame.exe, not the lame.dll for your encoder.ģ) Install EAC. Just go to and do a search for LAME mp3 encoder. If you want, you can use version 3.92 or whatever version you want to. Keep your eyes out for newer versions to come in the future, as this encoder gets better and better. They fixed it with the 3.93.1, and now it's 'stable.' There is a 3.94 out there, but I'm not sure if it's solid enough to use yet. The original 3.93 was kinda messed up and made some mp3s sound very bad actually. The biggest question is which version to download. The LAME encoder is without a doubt the BEST mp3 encoder in all of the world, and YOU CANNOT use anything but this encoder if you want great results. More on this in a minute.Ģ) CLICK HERE to download the LAME mp3 encoder, version 3.93.1. If the wav file is already on your PC, then just use the encoding function. If your mix is on CD, then rip it to your PC and encode it. It's second purpose is to encode wav files with the encoder that you specify in the EAC options. 1) Go to and download the freeware called 'Exact Audio Copy,' or 'EAC.' This software is free (obviously), and it's main purpose is to rip a wav file off a CD EXACTLY the way it's on the disc.