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...ed I'd use a DVD, since the input would be of a good quality. Since dumping the stream to a yuv4mpeg file is prohibitively expensive on my system (no where near enough room), I decided I'd try encoding from two fifos. I set up mplayer to give me the output cd /tmp mkfifo stream.yuv mkfifo audiodump.wav mplayer -dvd 2 -vo yuv4mpeg -ao pcm That part works fine. I then set up encoder_example as follows cd /tmp encoder_example -a 3 -v 7 stream.yuv audiodump.wav It correctly identifies the input streams (and therefore can read correctly), however, when it gets to its compression loop, it block...

Greetings, I was on IRC about 7 hours ago and suggested that the FAQ be updated slightly. Rather than sit on my ass and complain I figured I'd ask a few people, and see if the idea was worth the time. Here's what Ive started with: http://www.dimension.net.nz/theora.html I'll be adding to it over the next 24 hours - mostly in the area of Playback and Encoding. Just threw it together

Take a look at this: peexenc --vbr -V --quality 4 audiodump.wav a.spx Encoding 32000 Hz audio using ultra-wideband (sub-band CELP) mode (stereo) Bitrate is use: 22400 bps (average -1268444817 bps) I'll take a look at what the problem is later today or tomorrow, but if anyone beats me to the bug, let me know before I spend too much cscope time playing...

I'm shopping for a small/tiny audio recorder, the kind for recording in a class, interviews, etc... not really music, just voice. Per usual, a lot of these write their audio files in some Windows format, e.g., WMA. As a confirmed Linux guy, I'd want to offload the audio files in some format that Linux can read/play natively. I've read a sketchy suggestion that there's a Linux