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[CSOUND-DEV:5507] MP3 to Wav Library ?

Date2004-12-09 11:13
FromSenthil Nathan G
Subject[CSOUND-DEV:5507] MP3 to Wav Library ?
Can some one suggest me a free library for converting MP3 to Wav. I need 
this for some DSP works on MP3 files.

Many Thanks.
Senthil 

Date2004-12-09 11:39
FromTobiah
Subject[CSOUND-DEV:5509] Re: MP3 to Wav Library ?
Senthil Nathan G wrote:
> Can some one suggest me a free library for converting MP3 to Wav. I need 
> this for some DSP works on MP3 files.
> 
> Many Thanks.
> Senthil

It's possible to do this with xmms.  Under options, configure the
output plugin to use the 'disk writer'.  Then you can start the
program with 'xmms *' which will cause it to convert all of the
files in the current directory.  You could also just arrange a playlist
of the files that you need, and hit the play button.

Tobiah

Date2004-12-09 12:22
FromTobiah
Subject[CSOUND-DEV:5511] Re: MP3 to Wav Library ?
> Unfortunately, xmms is not a library.

Oh, right... my bad.

Date2004-12-09 13:29
FromBen Collver
Subject[CSOUND-DEV:5508] Re: MP3 to Wav Library ?
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Date2004-12-09 19:40
FromBen Collver
Subject[CSOUND-DEV:5510] Re: MP3 to Wav Library ?
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Date2004-12-09 20:22
Fromsteven yi
Subject[CSOUND-DEV:5512] Re: MP3 to Wav Library ?
Hi Senthil,

You might want to try libmad:

http://www.underbit.com/products/mad/

steven

Ben Collver wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 09, 2004 at 11:39:30AM +0000, Tobiah wrote:
> 
>>Senthil Nathan G wrote:
>>
>>>Can some one suggest me a free library for converting MP3 to Wav. I need 
>>>this for some DSP works on MP3 files.
>>
>>It's possible to do this with xmms.  Under options, configure the
>>output plugin to use the 'disk writer'.  Then you can start the
>>program with 'xmms *' which will cause it to convert all of the
>>files in the current directory.  You could also just arrange a playlist
>>of the files that you need, and hit the play button.
> 
> 
> Unfortunately, xmms is not a library.  For a Unix shell script, I would
> use sox, lame, or mpg123.
> 
> Ben
> 
> 
>