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#MP3 ENCODER LIBRARY LICENSE#

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#MP3 ENCODER LIBRARY LICENSE#

When using the BASS method (with bass.dll and bass_fx.dll) you also need a separate license for BASS from. The price limit can be raised by purchasing duplicate licences, eg.

Shareware License: for usage of the component in an unlimited number of your shareware software.Ĭommercial License: for usage of the component in a single commercial product.įor the shareware license, the product must sell for no more than €40 each. Supports using the LAMEEncoder.dll itself natively without COMįor more info visit: Freeware License: for usage of the component in an unlimited number of your freeware software. Stream encoding interface (send sample data to the component and receive the encoded MP3 data) to MP3 format.Įncode various audio file formats into MP3 formatĬOM class usable by developer environments/platforms supporting COM classes Encodes WAV/RF64 and audio file formats supported by BASS: WAV/RF64, AIFF, MP3, MP2, MP1, Ogg Vorbis (and formats supported by BASS plugins) and OS supported formats like AAC/MP4, Flac, etc. LAME Encoder Library is a COM/DLL MP3 encoder component that uses lame_enc.dll for encoding MP3 files for use in Win32 and Win64 (Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10) software. I have a set of tools to workaround these problems, based on JNA, if anyone is intersted - I can share.LAME Encoder Library Freeware License. **) In Java, launching a process and connecting to its standard output and input is possible but not comfortable, and using named pipes (the BKM for piping AV to/from FFMPEG) is almost impossible, and even if you do manage to do that, Jave2 doesn't play well with that. *) specifically around format conversion - the filter functionality is mostly not represented. This is not a deficiency in FFMPEG, more of a problem in Java where it is very hard to stream data to external processes **. Does not support streaming data: you have to work through temporary files: every conversion starts by storing all the content in some files on the system, getting FFMPEG to create new files for you, then reading them.FFMPEG binary is bundled in, so you don't have to manage an FFMPEG installation on your system.Useful Java API that is powerful and rather simple.The Jave2 project is Java library that wraps FFMPEG and provides most of its functionality * through a rather useful Java API. Regarding compression, LAME MP3 Encoder is superior to other similar utilities because it uses CBR, VBR and ABR. It allows you to rip audio CDs and your music will occupy less storage space without compromising sound quality. OGG and FLAC are quite good, and relatively well supported. LAME MP3 Encoder is an application used for encoding audio to MP3 files by applying three different compression (CBR, VBR and ABR).

write your own Java wrapper to LAME, via JNA, or SWIG.

implement your own in Java, and pay the license.

This, I believe they have done recently, but I don't know of any release dates (perhaps to do with JavaFX)

wait for Sun to license the format for the core JRE.

If LAME4J is not stable enough for you, then I'm afraid your options are probably: in an Open Source project, then this is enough of a disincentive to starting.įor more details see this wikipedia article. I think the the LAME library is distributed from a country that does not respect these IP issues, but it took a considerably amount of legal hackery to get this far.įor any other libraries - for example one written in Java, the authors need to get a similar license. There may not be an adequate answer for you, yet, as the MP3 format requires the authors of decoder/encoders to obtain a license from the Fraunhofer Institute.