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Posted by dmeglio on 09/24/06 17:57
> All MP3s are encoded waves. Perhaps you are referring to RIFF wave
> files which can have various types of compression including MP3?
Yes, that's what I'm referring to. Essentially, what I ultimately want
to do is build something in C# that will take a .wav that contains MP3
encoded data and convert it to a .mp3. My major question is, is this
possible without decoding/reencoding the MP3 data? This is important
because if I need to reencode (without an ACM codec) then I need to pay
the fun patent license fee.
> Since you didn't say which ACM codec you are using the easiest thing
> to tell you is go get CDex.
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/
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