LAME is only distributed in source code form. For binaries and GUI based programs which can use LAME (or include fully licensed versions of LAME), check the LAME related links.All software from the LAME project can be found in the project's file area. Current Versions. Mario Paint Mac. Crossfire Wargame Pdf. 1212 Gucci Belt Serial Number. Slimdrivers Windows 7. Train Simulator Mac Download. Backgrounds For Mac Bape. Libmp3lame Dylib Mac Download. Parallels For Mac Tnt. These files are in the Zip format. Either one should automatically extract if you download it with Safari, or if you double-click it in the Finder. Once you have unzipped the archive, you will have a file called LameLib or libmp3lame.dylib. Latest LAME release: v3.100 (October 2017) LAME development started around mid-1998. Mike Cheng started it as a patch against the 8hz-MP3 encoder sources. After some quality concerns raised by others, he decided to start from scratch based on the dist10 sources. His goal was only to speed up the dist10 sources, and leave its quality untouched.
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I took the time to compile a Super-Fat Universal Binary of the LAME 3.98.3 library for Mac OS X 10.5 PPC, PPC64, i386 and X86_64 architectures.
Posted in Blog || Posted on 2010-03-18 04:44:32
This post is pretty much only for other Mac owners out there Googling for a super-fat Universal binary of LAME 3.98.3 for Mac OSX 10.5 and greater. What do I mean by super-fat? I mean that I compiled it for PPC, PPC64, i386 and X86_64 architectures. None of the previous versions of any LAME binaries that I've come across seemed to have 64 bit versions in there, so for those of you want it, this version has it.
For those not familiar with the LAME MP3 encoder, you can get a pretty good idea of what it is over at Wikipedia.
Why did I bother compiling and posting this? Because about a month ago when the LAME project released the latest version of their encoder, it only came out as source. Now, typically, someone else out there is kind enough to compile a Universal binary of both the command line executable and the dynamic library for each version that comes out. This time though, it has been about a month since the release and I haven't been able to find one online yet, so I decided I'd bake one myself. I also happened to need a PPC version of it for my aging 12 inch G4 laptop, and I didn't really see any easier way of getting that.
Here's the link to obtain it:
Who can use this? Any Mac user running OSX 10.5 or greater who wants the latest version of the 'lame' command line program, or the dynamically linked shared library 'libmp3lame.dylib' based on the LAME 3.98.3 source, released on 2010-02-27.
How does one make use of either one these files?
- Users of iTunes-LAME can right click on that program and show it's package contents, navigate to the 'Resources' folder and replace the 'lame' executable in there with the one that I've compiled.
- Users of Audacity can use 'libmp3lame.dylib' to enable Audacity to export MP3s by going to their Preferences, going to the 'Libraries' tab and using the 'locate' button to select this version of the file.
- Users of other applications that require the dylib will be able to take advantage of this new version of LAME by copying the file to '/usr/local/lib/libmp3lame.dylib' and chmodding it to 755.
- One can learn how to use the command line version of the 'lame' program by simply dragging it's icon to an open Terminal window and typing '--help' at the end of that line and hitting return.
I'd like to make a quick shout out to Gee over at his blog, and thank him for the excellent post he made explaining how to use the Mac OSX command line to cross compile for other processor architectures. I'd not have been able to figure that out nearly as quickly without finding that post.
In case anyone's interested, here are the command line arguments I used to configure the LAME 3.98.3 source and compile a super-fat Universal binary version of it.
./configure --disable-dependency-tracking CFLAGS='-arch ppc -arch ppc64 -arch i386 -arch x86_64' LDFLAGS='-arch ppc -arch ppc64 -arch i386 -arch x86_64'make
I promised myself that I'd never make a post on Nuclear Pixel 5 without at least some kind of pretty looking imagery in it, I created the above candyfied version of the LAME MP3 encoder logo. In the spirit of open source and awesomeness, anyone interested in playing with the photoshop document I used to create this version of the logo can download it here. (Original logo source: Wikipedia)
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Because of software patents, we cannot distribute MP3 encoding software ourselves. Follow these instructions to use the free LAME encoder to export MP3 files with Audacity.
Windows
- Go to the external LAME download page.
- Under 'For Audacity on Windows', left-click the link 'Lame v3.99.3 for Windows.exe' and save the file anywhere on your computer. Do not right-click the link to the .exe file.
- Double-click 'Lame v3.99.3 for Windows.exe' to launch it (you can safely ignore any warnings that the 'publisher could not be verified').
- Follow the 'Setup' instructions to install LAME for Audacity. Do not change the offered destination location of 'C:Program FilesLame for Audacity'.
- The first time you use the 'Export as MP3' command, Audacity will ask for the location of 'lame_enc.dll'. Navigate to 'C:Program FilesLame for Audacity', select 'lame_enc.dll', then click 'Open' and 'OK'.
- If you prefer the Zip option for the LAME download, save the zip file to anywhere on your computer, extract 'lame_enc.dll' to any location, then show Audacity where to find it as in Step 5 above.
- In case of difficulty, please view our more detailed instructions on the Audacity Wiki.
Mac OS 9 or X
- Go to the external LAME download page.
- Click to download either 'Lame Library v3.98.2 for Audacity on OSX.dmg' or 'LameLib-Carbon.sit', according to your operating system.
- Double-click the .dmg to extract 'Lame Library v3.98.2 for Audacity on OSX.pkg' to Finder, or use Stuffit to extract 'LameLib' from the .sit (either of these may happen automatically).
- Double-click the .pkg to install 'libmp3lame.dylib' in /usr/local/lib/audacity, or save 'LameLib' anywhere on your computer.
- The first time you use the 'Export as MP3' command, Audacity will ask for the location of 'libmp3lame.dylib' or 'LameLib'. Navigate to that location, then open the file and click 'OK'.
- In case of difficulty, please view our more detailed instructions on the Audacity Wiki.