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| quote: | Originally posted by moncster
You can always use winamp's disk writer as the output, and "record" the sound as a wav file on your hard drive. Then use an mp3 encoder and turn the wav into an mp3. The command line version of LAME is just around 500kB, and the interface is simple.
You could probably find it here
http://lame.sourceforge.net/ |
I guess that'll work, but your gonna lose audio quality that way. Obviously some compression has occured (unless the file is 50 meg) and by RE-encoding it your gonna compress the compressed!
All MP3s under 192 kb/s SOUND out of phase (but aren't neccessary).
Your just gonna introduce more artifacts.
Sorry mate, I don't have any answers for you there. But there must be a better way, hmmmm.... go out an buy it!! lolz
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