27 Jan
2012
27 Jan
'12
9:11 a.m.
May I kindly and humbly suggest that people posting on LAU as links to
'straight' mp3 files also provide a link to a file in OGG format?
IMHO it makes sense given the nature of the list and the better
experience for readers/listeners and it only really takes very little
effort [1]
Lorenzo.
[1] Example using oggenc (in the vorbis-tools package on debian-based
distros).
If you have the original wave file (better):
oggenc -q 9 my_file.wav #will create my_file.ogg use -o option to
save to another file. See man oggenc for many more options
If you only have an mp3 version (also requires lame):
FILE=my_file; lame --decode $FILE.mp3 /tmp/$FILE.wav && oggenc -q 9
/tmp/$FILE.wav -o ./$FILE.ogg
# replace my_file at the beginning with the filename of the mp3 file
withut extension
# could be done without the temporary wave file through raw pipes but
one must know sampling rate, bitrate and channels of the file
27 Jan
27 Jan
12:51 p.m.
On 01/27/2012 08:06 PM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
May I kindly and humbly suggest that people posting on
LAU as links to
'straight' mp3 files also provide a link to a file in OGG format?
IMHO it makes sense given the nature of the list and the better
experience for readers/listeners and it only really takes very little
effort [1]
Lorenzo.
[1] Example using oggenc (in the vorbis-tools package on debian-based
distros).
If you have the original wave file (better):
oggenc -q 9 my_file.wav #will create my_file.ogg use -o option to
save to another file. See man oggenc for many more options
If you only have an mp3 version (also requires lame):
FILE=my_file; lame --decode $FILE.mp3 /tmp/$FILE.wav && oggenc -q 9
/tmp/$FILE.wav -o ./$FILE.ogg
# replace my_file at the beginning with the filename of the mp3 file
withut extension
# could be done without the temporary wave file through raw pipes but
one must know sampling rate, bitrate and channels of the file
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Hear hear on posting ogg files.
However transcoding lossy formats is not really optimal.
Roger
2:04 p.m.
On 01/27/2012 01:51 PM, Roger wrote:
On 01/27/2012 08:06 PM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
I agree on that, yay for ogg. But
going from a lossy to another lossy a
very bad idea indeed.
May I kindly and humbly suggest that people
posting on LAU as links
to 'straight' mp3 files also provide a link to a file in OGG format?
IMHO it makes sense given the nature of the list and the better
experience for readers/listeners and it only really takes very little
effort [1]
Lorenzo.
[1] Example using oggenc (in the vorbis-tools package on debian-based
distros).
If you have the original wave file (better):
oggenc -q 9 my_file.wav #will create my_file.ogg use -o option to
save to another file. See man oggenc for many more options
If you only have an mp3 version (also requires lame):
FILE=my_file; lame --decode $FILE.mp3 /tmp/$FILE.wav && oggenc -q 9
/tmp/$FILE.wav -o ./$FILE.ogg
# replace my_file at the beginning with the filename of the mp3 file
withut extension
# could be done without the temporary wave file through raw pipes
but one must know sampling rate, bitrate and channels of the file
_______________________________________________
Linux-audio-user mailing list
Linux-audio-user(a)lists.linuxaudio.org
http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
Hear hear on posting ogg files.
However transcoding lossy formats is not really optimal.
Roger
_______________________________________________
2:08 p.m.
On 27/01/12 12:57, alexander wrote:
On 01/27/2012 01:51 PM, Roger wrote:
On 01/27/2012 08:06 PM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
On 01/27/2012 08:06 PM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
I agree on that, yay for ogg. But
going from a lossy to another lossy
a very bad idea indeed. May I kindly and humbly suggest that people
posting on LAU as links
to 'straight' mp3 files also provide a link to a file in OGG format?
IMHO it makes sense given the nature of the list and the better
experience for readers/listeners and it only really takes very
little effort [1]
Lorenzo.
[1] Example using oggenc (in the vorbis-tools package on
debian-based distros).
If you have the original wave file (better):
oggenc -q 9 my_file.wav #will create my_file.ogg use -o option to
save to another file. See man oggenc for many more options
If you only have an mp3 version (also requires lame):
FILE=my_file; lame --decode $FILE.mp3 /tmp/$FILE.wav && oggenc -q 9
/tmp/$FILE.wav -o ./$FILE.ogg
# replace my_file at the beginning with the filename of the mp3 file
withut extension
# could be done without the temporary wave file through raw pipes
but one must know sampling rate, bitrate and channels of the file
Hear hear on posting ogg files.
However transcoding lossy formats is not really optimal.
Roger
_______________________________________________ >> If you have the original wave file (*better*):
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>> *If* you only have an mp3 version (also
requires lame):
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