LS,

I just downloaded Bass, Lame (all other DLL's) and ran the samples.

Maybe I should first of all mention that I use MS Visual Studio 2005 C#.

My goal is to simply save sounds and be able to play them at my wish.

I can compile and run the sample program "Encoder". When I press Record I see the program responds to my taping onto the microphone.
So the microphone works.

When I press Stop, it stops recording.

But when I look for rectest.mp3 I cannot find such a file on my entire drive.

The code at the startbutton is:
         lame = new EncoderLAME(_recHandle);
         lame.InputFile = null;   //STDIN
         lame.OutputFile = "rectest.mp3";
         lame.LAME_Bitrate = (int)EncoderLAME.BITRATE.kbps_192;
         lame.LAME_Mode = EncoderLAME.LAMEMode.Default;
         lame.LAME_TargetSampleRate = (int)EncoderLAME.SAMPLERATE.Hz_44100;
         lame.LAME_Quality = EncoderLAME.LAMEQuality.Quality;

Changing  "rectest.mp3" to @"c:\rectest.mp3" doesn't help

When I look at the sample-program  ASIOrecording I find an extra line of code when the lame is initialized. It is:
lame.Start(null,0);

Adding this line below lame.LAMEQuality=.. Didn't help.

I added all neccessary DLL's (and lame.exe) to both the system32 and the debug/bin directory.

Is there still something I need to add?
Am I doing something wrong??

Can anyone help me?

Kind regards,



Clemens Linders

Thanks,

When you think of it, ofcourse quite obvious.

The Temposample was exactly as you mentioned,.
The sampleVis was:
change BASS_StreamPlay(kanaal, FALSE, BASS_SAMPLE_LOOP);
to BASS_StreamPlay(kanaal, FALSE, 0);

But when you know what to look for, that makes it a lot easier.

I looked at the Delphi samples included with the download from this page:
-prjBPM
-prjTemp
-sampleVis

I Use Windows XP, Delphi 7.0 prof.,MS Direct X 9.0b

When I select a song it plays the song. But when the song ends and if I waith a little while, it starts to play the song over again.

I assume that there is a way that when a song has been played, that it just stops...
 

Thanks

Indeed I now also copied the PAS files to the program directory and now RECTEST runs.

BUT rectest claims that I need to copy LAME.exe into the exe directory (this is the directory rectest uses).

So I am getting one step closer each time and I think I'm almost there.
If I just now new where to get LAME.EXE

PS I tried www.lame.com, but this was a sex-site, so I suppose that was not the right place to be.

I hope you can help me just one more time.

I'm now running all demo's to see what BASS can do (which is quite a lot).

When I run the RECTEST demo I get a delphi error BassEnc.DCU not found.
But I did download (and unzip)(and place all DLL's in windows/system and all *.dcu's in the program directoy)

The downloaded ZIP-file is BASSenc10 (should I waith for 18??) Or should I download something else as well??

Thanks

On this site I was able to download 4 files. These files have in their description that they are extentions of BASS.

When I installed these 4 ZIP files I have 4 dll's: BASS_FX, BASSWMA, BASSENC and BASSCD.

So unfortunate I have no BASS.dll version 1.8. Where can I download the file that conains this DLL?

I downloaded the ZIP files, I extracted the ZIP files.
But my Delphi 7 complains that it cannot find the DCU files.

I also couldn't find any Packages to include.

There is a document with a little help for C++ users regarding this, but as I'm Using delphi??

Am I missing something or am I just plain stupid??

I hope someone will help me and tell me what to do.

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clemenslinders@yahoo.com