LAMEDLL.DLL in Shoutcast 1.8.2

Leif · 30th January 2002, 20:02

Hi!

Where can I find information about how to compile my own LAMEDLL.DLL from the latest LAME sources?

It's not the same format as Lame_Enc.dll (which is the standard lame dll format), and I would love to incorporate Lame 3.91 (the latest version) into my shoutcast stream.

Lame 3.91 wich the --alt-preset option *tremendously* increases quality at a given bitrate - it sounds impressive even at 96k stereo.

If I had information on lamedll.dll, I could just build a dll that hardcoded this option on, and use it to my hearts content.

I've tried searching for lamedll.dll, and google only reports a single (non-relevant) hit.

Since (as far as I know) Nullsoft are required to make the source code for their modified LAMEDLL.DLL available according to the terms of the LGPL, I'm hoping that someone knows something about where to find it, or a spec.

Of course, if they were to release version 1.8.3 with the latest LAME version and more configuration options made available, that would be good too

.

Thanks.

///Leif

rlevis · 27th October 2005, 10:09

We are up to Shoutcast 1.9.0 now with AAC+ which is nice but Leif has a point. Using a custom DLL which cannot be updated is not good. Lamedll.dll is still using a very old version of Lame from 2001.

Everyone I know now uses Oddcast for MP3 streaming since it uses the standard Lame.dll and is easily updated.

I suggest Nullsoft modifies Lamedll.dll to simply call the standard lame.dll and supply both DLL's in Shoutcast.

While I'm at it, any chance of adding WMA streaming support to Shoutcast using enc_wma.dll? !!!

Ross.

DjBockey · 18th January 2009, 12:58

To refresh this theme ...
so .. how to replace, edit, patch lamedll.dll .. for Shoutcast DSP plugin v1.9.0
I need it because i wont to make my stream at 64k/48kHz/mono, and i know that lame can make that and i wont latest lame in shoutcast, but so far there is no one preset with 48khz attribute.

Leif · 18th January 2009, 13:02

Holy mother of old threads, batman! That was 2002

. Obviously I gave up, and wrote my own streaming encoder instead. It's called Leifcast. I may release it this year, if I can find some time between all the other radio-related projects, such as Breakaway Broadcast Processor.

///Leif

Jkey · 19th January 2009, 12:45

Wow that was a mega bump

fc*uk · 19th January 2009, 22:43

edit:

Tried my suggestion, it does not work.

Carry on.

gameplaya15143 · 21st January 2009, 03:05

My lamedll.dll is dated Thursday, August 02, 2001, 6:11:00 PM

If you want to use presets, I think you would be better off with Oddcast3.. er Edcast now http://www.oddsock.org/tools/edcast/

There is a line in the config to set the lame preset (LAMEPreset=-1):
13 = medium
14 = mediumfast
6 = standard
7 = standardfast
8 = extreme
9 = extremefast
I had those written down in a file (I have a modified lame3.93.1 dll that has "special" presets

).

I have no idea now to replicate this with the shoutcast DSP plugin.

Good luck.

30th January 2002, 20:02	#1
Leif Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 8	LAMEDLL.DLL in Shoutcast 1.8.2 Hi! Where can I find information about how to compile my own LAMEDLL.DLL from the latest LAME sources? It's not the same format as Lame_Enc.dll (which is the standard lame dll format), and I would love to incorporate Lame 3.91 (the latest version) into my shoutcast stream. Lame 3.91 wich the --alt-preset option tremendously increases quality at a given bitrate - it sounds impressive even at 96k stereo. If I had information on lamedll.dll, I could just build a dll that hardcoded this option on, and use it to my hearts content. I've tried searching for lamedll.dll, and google only reports a single (non-relevant) hit. Since (as far as I know) Nullsoft are required to make the source code for their modified LAMEDLL.DLL available according to the terms of the LGPL, I'm hoping that someone knows something about where to find it, or a spec. Of course, if they were to release version 1.8.3 with the latest LAME version and more configuration options made available, that would be good too . Thanks. ///Leif

19th January 2009, 22:43	#6
fcuk Moderator* Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Atlantic Beach Posts: 8,127	edit: Tried my suggestion, it does not work. Carry on. Trancectro/electro-house/electro \| Are You Hard?

21st January 2009, 03:05	#7
gameplaya15143 Major Dude Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Earth Posts: 753	My lamedll.dll is dated Thursday, August 02, 2001, 6:11:00 PM If you want to use presets, I think you would be better off with Oddcast3.. er Edcast now http://www.oddsock.org/tools/edcast/ There is a line in the config to set the lame preset (LAMEPreset=-1): 13 = medium 14 = mediumfast 6 = standard 7 = standardfast 8 = extreme 9 = extremefast I had those written down in a file (I have a modified lame3.93.1 dll that has "special" presets ). I have no idea now to replicate this with the shoutcast DSP plugin. Good luck. ／人 ◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼

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27th October 2005, 10:09	#2
rlevis Member Join Date: Oct 2000 Posts: 72	We are up to Shoutcast 1.9.0 now with AAC+ which is nice but Leif has a point. Using a custom DLL which cannot be updated is not good. Lamedll.dll is still using a very old version of Lame from 2001. Everyone I know now uses Oddcast for MP3 streaming since it uses the standard Lame.dll and is easily updated. I suggest Nullsoft modifies Lamedll.dll to simply call the standard lame.dll and supply both DLL's in Shoutcast. While I'm at it, any chance of adding WMA streaming support to Shoutcast using enc_wma.dll? !!! Ross.

18th January 2009, 12:58	#3
DjBockey Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Srbija Posts: 3	To refresh this theme ... so .. how to replace, edit, patch lamedll.dll .. for Shoutcast DSP plugin v1.9.0 I need it because i wont to make my stream at 64k/48kHz/mono, and i know that lame can make that and i wont latest lame in shoutcast, but so far there is no one preset with 48khz attribute.

18th January 2009, 13:02	#4
Leif Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 8	Holy mother of old threads, batman! That was 2002 . Obviously I gave up, and wrote my own streaming encoder instead. It's called Leifcast. I may release it this year, if I can find some time between all the other radio-related projects, such as Breakaway Broadcast Processor. ///Leif

19th January 2009, 12:45	#5
Jkey Forum King Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: E*arth Posts: 3,031	Wow that was a mega bump