Vorbis dev - May 2001 - DOS commandline decoder for Ogg beta4?

Help--
 
I've been experimenting with the encoder, using lots of different types of
music, and I'm floored by great sound quality of the ogg format.
 
Here's my problem---
 
I prefer not to use the Windows graphical environment for encoding or decoding,
regardless of how good the program (like dbPowerAMP), but I can't find a DOS
commandline decoder for converting Ogg files back to Wav files, I'm not a
Linux
user, I don't think I'm computer savvy enough to become one, and the
only vorbis
binaries I can find for the dos/win platform are oggenc and the dragndrop
encoder for Win95/98/etc.  Oggenc doesn't seem to have decode option.
 
The documentation for the latest Lame version that I have (3.86) says that it
supports ogg formats only up to 128kbps. Am I wrong?  And at the moment, I
can't
get of the later versions 3.88 and 3.89 to encode or decode ogg files at all.
 
Any suggestions would be most helpful...
NL
 

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>Any suggestions would be most helpful...
I suggest you compile the decoder example and use that - it should work fine
in DOS (possibly with a small tweak or two). However, I don't know of anyone
that has tried to compile libvorbis and libogg for DOS, so you might run into
unexpected problems. I don't think any of the main developers have DOS 
compilers, so we're not going to do it for you.

Michael

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I made a DOS based ogg encoder/decoder,
but it's not really perfect...
My Watcom C compiler doesn't like the lot of
dinamic and huge local variables...
And there are some code optimization and rounding 
difference too... (quality loss, slower code)
But try it:
its name is AudioCV
you can download it from the
http://mpxplay.cjb.net
http://mpxplay.tripod.com
pages. 
There are win32 and DOS versions too.

visit, download,use,enjoy

Attila Padar

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