Neuro Posted October 26, 2005 Posted October 26, 2005 Anyone know of a standalone mp3 encoder that is of seriously good quality? I could just use whatever's built into iTunes but I want to avoid that. In the past I used RazorLame 1.1.5 but I noticed after encoding the sound spontaneously acquires loud static "blips" randomly all the way through the recording which weren't there before in the original mammoth wav file, which just isn't good enough! Any help gladly appreciated, cheers. Quote
Quadrant Posted October 27, 2005 Posted October 27, 2005 I believe most encoders (even the one within itunes) should be fine as long as it's 44,100khz and at 320k which is CD quality. Quote
Aza Posted October 31, 2005 Posted October 31, 2005 This is the one I use - IMO best out there mate http://www.download.com/CDex/3000-2140_4-1...tml?tag=lst-0-1 BTW many many thanks for your cd tim, great help! I promise I will provide you with the best demo ever when I get me cds Quote
Neuro Posted February 14, 2007 Author Posted February 14, 2007 Forgot to thank you about this Aza - it's ok I'm only a year & a half late yeah? Was liking CDex, also a top utility for extracting tracks when you computer pretends it can't read them. :thumbsup: Quote
Wakey Posted February 14, 2007 Posted February 14, 2007 I just use the LAME plugin for Winamp which seems to do the trick! Quote
Aza Posted February 15, 2007 Posted February 15, 2007 Hehe - no worries Tim Suppose my choice in encoders is a little bias because I cba to fiddle round installing and trying others. Came across this bit of kit a fair few years ago and been updating and using it ever since. Faultless MO Quote
Simcut Posted February 15, 2007 Posted February 15, 2007 There is nothing wrong with RazorLAME Tim, I've used it for YEARS and never had problems with it, I suspect you have it set up incorrectly...!! If any of you want to convert any of your CD's into mp3s, I suggest using Audiograbber, which is amazing software, it look rather dated but trust me, its an amazing program! Quote
Neuro Posted February 16, 2007 Author Posted February 16, 2007 There is nothing wrong with RazorLAME Tim, I've used it for YEARS and never had problems with it, I suspect you have it set up incorrectly...!! Thinking back, I think it was my computer dying of memory rather than the conversion itself. Have always rated it as the dog's bollocks :thumbsup: Haven't had time to road-test it again if there are any new versions, but come the summer I will do so again. Quote
Simcut Posted February 16, 2007 Posted February 16, 2007 Yeah deffo try RazorLame. If your PC is a bit cack try "Audioactive Pro Studio" Quote
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