Re:Trying to get LAME MP3 Encoder to Work
2011/05/25 13:09:00
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I used to have this on my Sonar Web Page (when I had a web page).
Open SONAR and go to Tools -> Cakewal Ext. Encoder Config.
In the Friendly Name Field write: LAME MP3 Encoder (or whatever you want to call it)
In the Extension field write: .mp3.
In the Description field write whatever you want.
In the Path field write the path where the LAME encoder is located. That is where lame.exe and lame_enc.dll are located. I keep my LAME encoder in my C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Shared Utilities\Lame Folder or (copy and past the extracted zip file to your Sonar shared utilities folder and then when you have to perform this step, click the browse button to find the location.
In the Command Line field write: lame -b 192 -m j %I %O
Press Save button.
Uncheck Keep Wave File (unless you want to keep it).
This will export to a 192Kbps stereo mp3 file. If you want 128Kbps, replace 192 with 128 in the Command Line field. The next time you click on File->Export->Audio in SONAR you'll find 'LAME MP3 encoder' as a type of audio.
Dave
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