Make a group policy template to apply to users of the audacity installed machines. Indicates you are using a 1.2 version of Audacity, so Audacity will not detect LAME automatically (you would have to click “Yes” on that message and point Audacity to our lame_enc.dll).Īs 1.2 can crash on Windows 7 when you press Stop after recording, please use the current 1.3.13 Unicode Beta instead:Īs long as lame_enc.dll is in the Audacity program folder either the zipped LAME 3.98.2 version from Buanzo’s site or the 3.98.4 version linked to on (which is also built MultiThread) should be recognised automatically.ġ.3.13 normally requires a lame_enc.dll supplied by us because otherwise there can be problems with metadata tags and incorrect file lengths being reported.Just found a cool adm template for setting the mp3 encoder path for audacity via an ADCU policy

Then extract the contents of the zip file into your Audacity program folder.Īudacity should then detect Lame automatically.įirst, you have to obtain the file lame_enc.dll separately, by downloading LAME and by then indicate to Audacity where it is placed in your computer

You can download the ZIP version of Lame from here: Is it necessary to download Lame once again and install it independently of those which already exist in … C/Program Files (x86) ?įor reliable operation you should use Lame that has been built specifically for Audacity. Images (C: Program Files (x86)CDex PortableCDex)Īmong these files, which is that which I must mention in Audacity ?… Photo Maker (C:Program Files (x86)NewTech InfosyqstemsNTI Media Maker 8)Ĭodecs (C: Program Files (x86)MediaCoder)ĬDex (C: Program Files (x86)CDex Portable) Photo maker (C:Program Files (x86)NewTech InfosyqstemsNTI Media Maker 8) However in my PC Win 7 /64 Bits, Lame is already installed with the following files… 'First, you have to obtain the file lame_en.dll separately, by downloading BLADE MP3 and by then indicate to Audacity where it is placed in your computer … You need to do this only once… Want you to indicate the site of the file blade-enc.dll now? ' When I want to convert a Wav file into Mp3 with Audacity, I have the following message … Here is my request in English… I’am sorry for possible faults…

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