Hello, I'w trying to encode a wave file using speex beta1.2 and cygwin i installed speex following the manual instructions but when i want to encode the file using speexenc -w francais.wav test.spx the software answer that only PCM encoding is supported Is somebody can explain me what's wrong? Thanks Damien -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/speex-dev/attachments/20070427/8422009d/attachment.htm
The wave file may not be truly compliant PCM. Or it may be 32bit PCM, which I'm not sure if the speex encoder can handle. In either case, I suggest you try with other files. Also, another suggestion: It may be easier for you to try the dbpoweramp program, as it doesn't use the command line and may offer error messages that are more user-friendly. -Ivo
On 4/27/07, Damien Guiserix <damienguiserix@gmail.com> wrote:> thanks for your answerWe are here to help.> i soluce my problem by converting my wave file into a pcm fileAs Tom Grandgent said, Wave files may contain many kinds of formats, so be sure that it's always PCM so it will work in the future.> but could you precise what is dbpoweramp program please?Of course. It's a freeware program for Windows, which uses a graphical interface and can convert several kinds of different audio formats, including Speex, but also Vorbis and FLAC. It relies on plugins, though, so you need to install plugins from the website to use these functions. Its website is at //dbpoweramp.com -Ivo