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dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

Significant changes: CD Input gets an offline CDDB option and can work with Proxys that require a password. dMCs codecs get professional frequency conversion routines. Mp3 compression gets the new Lame codec and now supports Alt Presets.

Download: www.dbpoweramp.net

dBpowerAMP Music Converter (dMC) - one of those must have utilities, indispensable for converting audio files from one format to another. Part of dMCs formidable arsenal, is its ability to rip music straight from Audio CDs!, or LPs [optional install].

Straight out of the box dMC can convert to and from Wave, Mp3 and from CD Audio (CDA) files.    Codec downloads add Windows Media Audio v8 (WMA) , Ogg Vorbis and many more types to the table. Features include:

    dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

    Reply #1 –
    From one day to the other the Sveta Portable Audio doesn't work anymore. It says, that the Power Pack needs to be installed. But it IS installed. I even tryed I to unistall all and than install it again without success. I thought perhaps the 30 days the Power Pack runns where over (I use the unregistered version), but the unregestered version of Tag&Rename doesn't work either. Did I delete something important by mistake or did Windows go crazy ??? ?

    dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

    Reply #2 –
    To help you I would need the main dbpoweramp.com website...When it surfaces again - post this message in the Sveta Forum and I will be able to help you out (there is a reactivate program you can run).

    dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

    Reply #3 –
    It uses LAME 3.93a. Is this alpha build ok?

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    Reply #4 –
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    Originally posted by William
    It uses LAME 3.93a. Is this alpha build ok?


    Not really. There are still some unstable pieces of code there.

    I would recommend you switch back to 3.92

    Regards;

    Roberto.

    dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

    Reply #5 –
    Simply replace lame_enc.dll inside dMC with the official 3.92?

    btw, I just noticed that dMC said the LAME codec is 3.92 in dMC Configuration.

    dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

    Reply #6 –
    It is using 3.92 - convert a file and hold the mouse over it and it will say 3.92

    I am thinking it says 3.93a somewhere in the documentation? where did you see this?

    dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

    Reply #7 –
    I just encoded a song with dMC using the lame_enc.dll 3.92 (both the built-in one and mitiok's compile). I found that the average bitrate is much smaller than lame.exe, and the max bit rate is restricted to 224kbps, even if I have selected 320kbps. Is it a bug or am I missing something?

    dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

    Reply #8 –
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    Originally posted by spoon
    It is using 3.92 - convert a file and hold the mouse over it and it will say 3.92

    I am thinking it says 3.93a somewhere in the documentation? where did you see this?


    the web page "Version Changes" says it uses 3.93a:

    http://www.dbpoweramp.net/Version-Changes-DMC.htm

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    Reply #9 –
    Thanks for the heads up, I am awful on version numbers

    I will check into that ABR stuff...
     

    dBpowerAMP Music Converter Release 9

    Reply #10 –
    thanks