LameXP is a basic audio encoder front end for the LAME MP3 library. This open source program doesn’t just run on Windows XP and it acts as a front end for several encoders.
It can able to import AC3, MP4/ AAC, ALAC, AIFF, DTS, FLAC, ADPCM, APE, MP1/ MP2/ MP3, Musepack, Shorten, Speex, Au, TTA, WAV/RIFF, WavPack and WMA files, and can convert these to AAC, MP3, Ogg, AC3, FLAC or WAV/RIFF. LameXP will grab and install the WMA import module itself at a click.
Once the program is properly configured then encoding is generally just as easy. It can handle several files at once, so the process is very fast.[advt]
In LameXP there are more advanced options available, So you’re able to choose the encoding method (VBR, ABR, CBR), quality settings, sampling rates and normalisation options, the Tone Adjustment setting lets you tweak bass and treble settings consistently across all your files.
How It Works
Once the program is configured then encoding is generally just as easy. Drag and drop any files you’d like to convert onto the program, choose your preferred output format on the compression tab, click Encode Now!, and LameXP will run the conversions for you.
Features
- choose the encoding method (VBR, ABR, CBR),
- quality settings,
- sampling rates and normalisation options;
- the Tone Adjustment setting lets you tweak bass and treble settings consistently across all your files;
- there’s an option to enter metadata that will be added to
- the output file,
- replacing whatever was in the source;
- you can even add custom parameters for the various encoders supported here.
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