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Ask for 2 plugins.

I don't know the exactly name of this two plugins. They are used for encoding.

The foo_lame plugin is used for encoding lame mp3. I want the version of based on 3.90.3 lame.dll's library.

And the foo_mpc is used for encoding .mpc files. Hope the plugin is based on 1.14 mppenc.exe library.

I don't like foo_clienc, it includes some encode configs that I don't need. It need the lame.exe and mppenc.exe, that is another reason I don't like use it.

More simple. That's what I like. 

Thanks!~

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And the foo_mpc is used for encoding .mpc files. Hope the plugin is based on 1.14 mppenc.exe library.

The musepack encoder is not publicly available in library or even source code form. foo_musepack (I think that was the plugin was called) was just a frontend specifically for the muspack command line encoder.

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I don't like foo_clienc, it includes some encode configs that I don't need. It need the lame.exe and mppenc.exe, that is another reason I don't like use it.[a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=238984"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]

Like I said above, you do need mppenc for foo_musepack. You can simply delete the foo_clienc presets you don't use. Since foo_clienc can be used with almost any encoder, there is little reason to create and maintain frontends for specific encoders, some of which would even duplicate code from foo_clienc to interface with a command line encoder.

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Just as a sidenode: There never was a foo_lame, which was built on liblame. It was a frontend for lame.exe just like foo_clienc (and hence is deprecated nowadays).
"To understand me, you'll have to swallow a world." Or maybe your words.

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For the sake of completeness: Musepack encoder source was not available when foo_musepack was created; it is now.

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Encoder sources are readily available for SV7/1.15r.

I'm unsure if the encoder has been rebuilt from sources by anyone for use as a plugin for foobar2000.  It could be an interesting project.

Edited per foosion's correction.

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Reply #5 –
Where can one get one's hands on this so-called "foo_clienc"?

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Reply #6 –
It's included in the normal and special installer.
"To understand me, you'll have to swallow a world." Or maybe your words.

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Reply #7 –
I am sorry for offer the wrong name of this two plugins.

They should be foo_lamenc and foo_mpcenc, and the ogg encoder named foo_vorbicenc which I still can find it.

Please take a look at this:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....topic=14961&hl=

and this:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....topic=14309&hl=

Does this two plugins being abandoned???

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Reply #8 –
Did you even bother reading the replies?
"To understand me, you'll have to swallow a world." Or maybe your words.