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the code for lame is as follows:-
//
//
// THIS CODE AND INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
// KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
// IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
// PURPOSE. IT CAN BE DISTRIBUTED FREE OF CHARGE AS LONG AS THIS HEADER
// REMAINS UNCHANGED.
//
// Email: yetiicb@hotmail.com
//
// Copyright (C) 2002-2003 Idael Cardoso.
//
// LAME ( LAME Ain't an Mp3 Encoder )
// You must call the fucntion "beVersion" to obtain information like version
// numbers (both of the DLL and encoding engine), release date and URL for
// lame_enc's homepage. All this information should be made available to the
// user of your product through a dialog box or something similar.
// You must see all information about LAME project and legal license infos at
// http://www.mp3dev.org/ The official LAME site
//
//
// About Thomson and/or Fraunhofer patents:
// Any use of this product does not convey a license under the relevant
// intellectual property of Thomson and/or Fraunhofer Gesellschaft nor imply
// any right to use this product in any finished end user or ready-to-use final
// product. An independent license for such use is required.
// For details, please visit http://www.mp3licensing.com.
//
using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
using WaveLib;
namespace Yeti.Lame
{
public enum VBRMETHOD : int
{
VBR_METHOD_NONE = -1,
VBR_METHOD_DEFAULT = 0,
VBR_METHOD_OLD = 1,
VBR_METHOD_NEW = 2,
VBR_METHOD_MTRH = 3,
VBR_METHOD_ABR = 4
}
/* MPEG modes */
public enum MpegMode : uint
{
STEREO = 0,
JOINT_STEREO,
DUAL_CHANNEL, /* LAME doesn't supports this! */
MONO,
NOT_SET,
MAX_INDICATOR /* Don't use this! It's used for sanity checks. */
}
public enum LAME_QUALITY_PRESET : int
{
LQP_NOPRESET =-1,
// QUALITY PRESETS
LQP_NORMAL_QUALITY = 0,
LQP_LOW_QUALITY = 1,
LQP_HIGH_QUALITY = 2,
LQP_VOICE_QUALITY = 3,
LQP_R3MIX = 4,
LQP_VERYHIGH_QUALITY = 5,
LQP_STANDARD = 6,
LQP_FAST_STANDARD = 7,
LQP_EXTREME = 8,
LQP_FAST_EXTREME = 9,
LQP_INSANE = 10,
LQP_ABR = 11,
LQP_CBR = 12,
LQP_MEDIUM = 13,
LQP_FAST_MEDIUM = 14,
// NEW PRESET VALUES
LQP_PHONE =1000,
LQP_SW =2000,
LQP_AM =3000,
LQP_FM =4000,
LQP_VOICE =5000,
LQP_RADIO =6000,
LQP_TAPE =7000,
LQP_HIFI =8000,
LQP_CD =9000,
LQP_STUDIO =10000
}
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential), Serializable]
public struct MP3 //BE_CONFIG_MP3
{
public uint dwSampleRate; // 48000, 44100 and 32000 allowed
public byte byMode; // BE_MP3_MODE_STEREO, BE_MP3_MODE_DUALCHANNEL, BE_MP3_MODE_MONO
public ushort wBitrate; // 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256 and 320 allowed
public int bPrivate;
public int bCRC;
public int bCopyright;
public int bOriginal;
}
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, Size=327), Serializable]
public struct LHV1 // BE_CONFIG_LAME LAME header version 1
{
public const uint MPEG1 = 1;
public const uint MPEG2 = 0;
// STRUCTURE INFORMATION
public uint dwStructVersion;
public uint dwStructSize;
// BASIC ENCODER SETTINGS
public uint dwSampleRate; // SAMPLERATE OF INPUT FILE
public uint dwReSampleRate; // DOWNSAMPLERATE, 0=ENCODER DECIDES
public MpegMode nMode; // STEREO, MONO
public uint dwBitrate; // CBR bitrate, VBR min bitrate
public uint dwMaxBitrate; // CBR ignored, VBR Max bitrate
public LAME_QUALITY_PRESET nPreset; // Quality preset
public uint dwMpegVersion; // MPEG-1 OR MPEG-2
public uint dwPsyModel; // FUTURE USE, SET TO 0
public uint dwEmphasis; // FUTURE USE, SET TO 0
// BIT STREAM SETTINGS
public int bPrivate; // Set Private Bit (TRUE/FALSE)
public int bCRC; // Insert CRC (TRUE/FALSE)
public int bCopyright; // Set Copyright Bit (TRUE/FALSE)
public int bOriginal; // Set Original Bit (TRUE/FALSE)
// VBR STUFF
public int bWriteVBRHeader; // WRITE XING VBR HEADER (TRUE/FALSE)
public int bEnableVBR; // USE VBR ENCODING (TRUE/FALSE)
public int nVBRQuality; // VBR QUALITY 0..9
public uint dwVbrAbr_bps; // Use ABR in stead of nVBRQuality
public VBRMETHOD nVbrMethod;
public int bNoRes; // Disable Bit resorvoir (TRUE/FALSE)
// MISC SETTINGS
public int bStrictIso; // Use strict ISO encoding rules (TRUE/FALSE)
public ushort nQuality; // Quality Setting, HIGH BYTE should be NOT LOW byte, otherwhise quality=5
// FUTURE USE, SET TO 0, align strucutre to 331 bytes
//[ MarshalAs( UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst=255-4*4-2 )]
//public byte[] btReserved;//[255-4*sizeof(DWORD) - sizeof( WORD )];
public LHV1(WaveFormat format, uint MpeBitRate)
{
if ( format.wFormatTag != (short)WaveFormats.Pcm )
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("format", "Only PCM format supported");
}
if ( format.wBitsPerSample != 16)
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("format", "Only 16 bits samples supported");
}
dwStructVersion = 1;
dwStructSize = (uint)Marshal.SizeOf(typeof(BE_CONFIG));
switch (format.nSamplesPerSec)
{
case 16000 :
case 22050 :
case 24000 :
dwMpegVersion = MPEG2;
break;
case 32000 :
case 44100 :
case 48000 :
dwMpegVersion = MPEG1;
break;
default :
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("format", "Unsupported sample rate");
}
dwSampleRate = (uint)format.nSamplesPerSec; // INPUT FREQUENCY
dwReSampleRate = 0; // DON'T RESAMPLE
switch (format.nChannels)
{
case 1 :
nMode = MpegMode.MONO;
break;
case 2 :
nMode = MpegMode.STEREO;
break;
default:
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("format", "Invalid number of channels");
}
switch (MpeBitRate)
{
case 32 :
case 40 :
case 48 :
case 56 :
case 64 :
case 80 :
case 96 :
case 112 :
case 128 :
case 160 : //Allowed bit rates in MPEG1 and MPEG2
break;
case 192 :
case 224 :
case 256 :
case 320 : //Allowed only in MPEG1
if (dwMpegVersion != MPEG1)
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("MpsBitRate", "Bit rate not compatible with input format");
}
break;
case 8 :
case 16 :
case 24 :
case 144 : //Allowed only in MPEG2
if (dwMpegVersion != MPEG2)
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("MpsBitRate", "Bit rate not compatible with input format");
}
break;
default :
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("MpsBitRate", "Unsupported bit rate");
}
dwBitrate = MpeBitRate; // MINIMUM BIT RATE
nPreset = LAME_QUALITY_PRESET.LQP_NORMAL_QUALITY; // QUALITY PRESET SETTING
dwPsyModel = 0; // USE DEFAULT PSYCHOACOUSTIC MODEL
dwEmphasis = 0; // NO EMPHASIS TURNED ON
bOriginal = 1; // SET ORIGINAL FLAG
bWriteVBRHeader = 0;
bNoRes = 0; // No Bit resorvoir
bCopyright = 0;
bCRC = 0;
bEnableVBR = 0;
bPrivate = 0;
bStrictIso = 0;
dwMaxBitrate = 0;
dwVbrAbr_bps = 0;
nQuality = 0;
nVbrMethod = VBRMETHOD.VBR_METHOD_NONE;
nVBRQuality = 0;
}
}
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential), Serializable]
public struct ACC
{
public uint dwSampleRate;
public byte byMode;
public ushort wBitrate;
public byte byEncodingMethod;
}
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit), Serializable]
public class Format
{
[FieldOffset(0)]
public MP3 mp3;
[FieldOffset(0)]
public LHV1 lhv1;
[FieldOffset(0)]
public ACC acc;
public Format(WaveFormat format, uint MpeBitRate)
{
lhv1 = new LHV1(format, MpeBitRate);
}
}
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential), Serializable]
public class BE_CONFIG
{
// encoding formats
public const uint BE_CONFIG_MP3 = 0;
public const uint BE_CONFIG_LAME = 256;
public uint dwConfig;
public Format format;
public BE_CONFIG(WaveFormat format, uint MpeBitRate)
{
this.dwConfig = BE_CONFIG_LAME;
this.format = new Format(format, MpeBitRate);
}
public BE_CONFIG(WaveFormat format)
: this(format, 128)
{
}
}
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, CharSet=CharSet.Ansi)]
public class BE_VERSION
{
public const uint BE_MAX_HOMEPAGE = 256;
public byte byDLLMajorVersion;
public byte byDLLMinorVersion;
public byte byMajorVersion;
public byte byMinorVersion;
// DLL Release date
public byte byDay;
public byte byMonth;
public ushort wYear;
//Homepage URL
[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst=257/*BE_MAX_HOMEPAGE+1*/)]
public string zHomepage;
public byte byAlphaLevel;
public byte byBetaLevel;
public byte byMMXEnabled;
[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValArray, SizeConst=125)]
public byte[] btReserved;
public BE_VERSION()
{
btReserved = new byte[125];
}
}
///
/// Lame_enc DLL functions
///
public class Lame_encDll
{
//Error codes
public const uint BE_ERR_SUCCESSFUL = 0;
public const uint BE_ERR_INVALID_FORMAT = 1;
public const uint BE_ERR_INVALID_FORMAT_PARAMETERS = 2;
public const uint BE_ERR_NO_MORE_HANDLES = 3;
public const uint BE_ERR_INVALID_HANDLE = 4;
///
/// This function is the first to call before starting an encoding stream.
///
/// <param name="pbeConfig" />Encoder settings
/// <param name="dwSamples" />Receives the number of samples (not bytes, each sample is a SHORT) to send to each beEncodeChunk() on return.
/// <param name="dwBufferSize" />Receives the minimun number of bytes that must have the output(result) buffer
/// <param name="phbeStream" />Receives the stream handle on return
/// <returns>On success: BE_ERR_SUCCESSFUL
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll")]
public static extern uint beInitStream(BE_CONFIG pbeConfig, ref uint dwSamples, ref uint dwBufferSize, ref uint phbeStream);
///
/// Encodes a chunk of samples. Please note that if you have set the output to
/// generate mono MP3 files you must feed beEncodeChunk() with mono samples
///
/// <param name="hbeStream" />Handle of the stream.
/// <param name="nSamples" />Number of samples to be encoded for this call.
/// This should be identical to what is returned by beInitStream(),
/// unless you are encoding the last chunk, which might be smaller.
/// <param name="pInSamples" />Array of 16-bit signed samples to be encoded.
/// These should be in stereo when encoding a stereo MP3
/// and mono when encoding a mono MP3
/// <param name="pOutput" />Buffer where to write the encoded data.
/// This buffer should be at least of the minimum size returned by beInitStream().
/// <param name="pdwOutput" />Returns the number of bytes of encoded data written.
/// The amount of data written might vary from chunk to chunk
/// <returns>On success: BE_ERR_SUCCESSFUL
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll")]
public static extern uint beEncodeChunk(uint hbeStream, uint nSamples, short[] pInSamples, [In, Out] byte[] pOutput, ref uint pdwOutput);
///
/// Encodes a chunk of samples. Please note that if you have set the output to
/// generate mono MP3 files you must feed beEncodeChunk() with mono samples
///
/// <param name="hbeStream" />Handle of the stream.
/// <param name="nSamples" />Number of samples to be encoded for this call.
/// This should be identical to what is returned by beInitStream(),
/// unless you are encoding the last chunk, which might be smaller.
/// <param name="pSamples" />Pointer at the 16-bit signed samples to be encoded.
/// InPtr is used to pass any type of array without need of make memory copy,
/// then gaining in performance. Note that nSamples is not the number of bytes,
/// but samples (is sample is a SHORT)
/// <param name="pOutput" />Buffer where to write the encoded data.
/// This buffer should be at least of the minimum size returned by beInitStream().
/// <param name="pdwOutput" />Returns the number of bytes of encoded data written.
/// The amount of data written might vary from chunk to chunk
/// <returns>On success: BE_ERR_SUCCESSFUL
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll")]
protected static extern uint beEncodeChunk(uint hbeStream, uint nSamples, IntPtr pSamples, [In, Out] byte[] pOutput, ref uint pdwOutput);
///
/// Encodes a chunk of samples. Samples are contained in a byte array
///
/// <param name="hbeStream" />Handle of the stream.
/// <param name="buffer" />Bytes to encode
/// <param name="index" />Position of the first byte to encode
/// <param name="nBytes" />Number of bytes to encode (not samples, samples are two byte lenght)
/// <param name="pOutput" />Buffer where to write the encoded data.
/// This buffer should be at least of the minimum size returned by beInitStream().
/// <param name="pdwOutput" />Returns the number of bytes of encoded data written.
/// The amount of data written might vary from chunk to chunk
/// <returns>On success: BE_ERR_SUCCESSFUL
public static uint EncodeChunk(uint hbeStream, byte[] buffer, int index, uint nBytes, byte[] pOutput, ref uint pdwOutput)
{
uint res;
GCHandle handle = GCHandle.Alloc(buffer, GCHandleType.Pinned);
try
{
IntPtr ptr = (IntPtr)(handle.AddrOfPinnedObject().ToInt32()+index);
res = beEncodeChunk(hbeStream, nBytes/2/*Samples*/, ptr, pOutput, ref pdwOutput);
}
finally
{
handle.Free();
}
return res;
}
///
/// Encodes a chunk of samples. Samples are contained in a byte array
///
/// <param name="hbeStream" />Handle of the stream.
/// <param name="buffer" />Bytes to encode
/// <param name="pOutput" />Buffer where to write the encoded data.
/// This buffer should be at least of the minimum size returned by beInitStream().
/// <param name="pdwOutput" />Returns the number of bytes of encoded data written.
/// The amount of data written might vary from chunk to chunk
/// <returns>On success: BE_ERR_SUCCESSFUL
public static uint EncodeChunk(uint hbeStream, byte[] buffer, byte[] pOutput, ref uint pdwOutput)
{
return EncodeChunk(hbeStream, buffer, 0, (uint)buffer.Length, pOutput, ref pdwOutput);
}
///
/// This function should be called after encoding the last chunk in order to flush
/// the encoder. It writes any encoded data that still might be left inside the
/// encoder to the output buffer. This function should NOT be called unless
/// you have encoded all of the chunks in your stream.
///
/// <param name="hbeStream" />Handle of the stream.
/// <param name="pOutput" />Where to write the encoded data. This buffer should be
/// at least of the minimum size returned by beInitStream().
/// <param name="pdwOutput" />Returns number of bytes of encoded data written.
/// <returns>On success: BE_ERR_SUCCESSFUL
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll")]
public static extern uint beDeinitStream(uint hbeStream, [In, Out] byte[] pOutput, ref uint pdwOutput);
///
/// Last function to be called when finished encoding a stream.
/// Should unlike beDeinitStream() also be called if the encoding is canceled.
///
/// <param name="hbeStream" />Handle of the stream.
/// <returns>On success: BE_ERR_SUCCESSFUL
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll")]
public static extern uint beCloseStream(uint hbeStream);
///
/// Returns information like version numbers (both of the DLL and encoding engine),
/// release date and URL for lame_enc's homepage.
/// All this information should be made available to the user of your product
/// through a dialog box or something similar.
///
/// <param name="pbeVersion" where="" version="" number,="" release="" date="" and="" url="" for="" homepage=""
="" is="" returned.<="" param="" />
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll")]
public static extern void beVersion([Out] BE_VERSION pbeVersion);
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Ansi)]
public static extern void beWriteVBRHeader(string pszMP3FileName);
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll")]
public static extern uint beEncodeChunkFloatS16NI(uint hbeStream, uint nSamples, [In]float[] buffer_l, [In]float[] buffer_r, [In, Out]byte[] pOutput, ref uint pdwOutput);
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll")]
public static extern uint beFlushNoGap(uint hbeStream, [In, Out]byte[] pOutput, ref uint pdwOutput);
[DllImport("Lame_enc.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Ansi)]
public static extern uint beWriteInfoTag(uint hbeStream, string lpszFileName);
}
}
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And that is even worse.
At the top of the code you have the name of the author, an email address and a website link. Three places you can go for help.
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Which design principle should we have to follow while designing the application?
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Start with SOLID and you won't go far wrong.
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Actually , I have switched from java domain to C#,will it ok if i use the java design principle??
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What do you mean by Java design principle? What's a Java design principle? Do you mean, should you use the same tricks in C# as you do in Java? Well, that depends on the situation as .NET does some things differently and you should follow the .NET way of doing things. If you're talking about designing applications, then use SOLID and, where appropriate, use relevant design patterns.
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perhaps you need to elaborate more on your question. What do you mean exactly when you say "design principle" ?
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How about:
1. Form follows function
2. An application should fit the tools used to build-it, the users who will use it, and the people who will maintain and extend it ... like a custom-made glove fits the hand.
3. Less is More.
4. Achieving simplicity is more complex than achieving complexity.
5. If not you: who ? If not now: when ?
6. Both the wild-eyed dreamer in you, and the compulsive fanatic for order and correctness in you, need breathing room in the conceptual and design stages of an application; if you don't know how to play either of those two roles, or both: get someone else to play them.
7. Know the future users of your application: their skills; their limits; their backgrounds.
8. Put out welcome-mat saying: "Unknown welcome Here !"
cheers, Bill
«If you search in Google for 'no-one ever got fired for buying IBM:' the top-hit is the Wikipedia article on 'Fear, uncertainty and doubt'» What does that tell you about sanity in these times?
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Hi all, I have a web service that used to work but stopped working when I migrated to a new computer. The new computer comes with Windows 8.1 and IIS Express. I made sure that I got everything I need by selecting every option under IIS.
I installed the same version of Visual studio (VS 2012) on the new machine and tried to run the same web app I had in the old machine. When I click a button which makes a call to my web service, nothing happens. I found out through Fidler2 that the problem was
"Data at the root level is invalid. Line 1, position 1."
I have searched online but none matched my situation. Basically all I'm trying to do is send text from a regular html page in the form of JSON to the web service. Then the web service will modify a text file on the server using the text it received. I know the code in the web service works because I called it directly in Visual Studio and it worked fine.
Please suggest a way to fix this problem, thanks in advance
modified 19-Nov-14 10:15am.
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Sounds like mal-formed XML. Have a look and give an example.
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Hi, thanks for responding. I am not reading or writing any XML. In fact even after removing all the code in the webmethod of my webservice except for the return statement
return "Success!"; I still get the same error.
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Yes you are, you just don't know it.
Have a look in your web.config file and you'll probably file the XML in there is messed up.
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Hi, thanks for replying. I validated the webconfig file and it is actually valid. It turns out the problem was in the url in my ajax. I copied and paste the webservice url from Visual Studio and it appears a couple of letters were automatically tacked onto the url between the webservice name and the webmethod name. Once I removed the extra letters everything worked fine.
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Hi, thanks for replying. You got me thinking for a minute there with your question
"JSON is XML, is it not?"
According to json.org JSON is not XML, it's an alternative to XML.
Also the website
http://searchwindevelopment.techtarget.com/definition/JSON-Javascript-Object-Notation
says the following:
"JSON was originally based on the Javascript programming language and was introduced as the page scripting language for the Netscape Navigator Web browser"
modified 19-Nov-14 13:08pm.
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I would suggest your survey include possible "null" use-cases by asking questions with negative answers like:
Are you familiar with BDD, and have you used BDD:
1. No
2. Aware of BDD through media
3. Familiar based on reading articles, or documentation
4. Familiar, and actually used a BDD tool
5. Familiar, and using BDD tools now
Have you used BDD:
1. No
2. Once
3. More than once.
If you have used BDD, but would no longer consider using it again:
1. You would not use it again because of performance issues
2. You would not use it again because of code complexity and maintenance issue.
3. You would not use it again because of errors produced by a specific BDD tools
4. You would not use it again because you no longer see any value in it
5. You would not use it again because your work no longer requires it
Have you used more than one BDD software tool:
....
And, so forth.
«If you search in Google for 'no-one ever got fired for buying IBM:' the top-hit is the Wikipedia article on 'Fear, uncertainty and doubt'» What does that tell you about sanity in these times?
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I'd give you a fail simply for asking what someone's "gender" was.
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I'm trying to use the Native Wifi for continuesly reading the signal strength.
If i run the code below in a fast loop, it quickly crashes with below msg. If I move the "client" object instantiation out, and only do that once, it does not crash. However it's not updating the value correctly. If I turn of the wifi on the remote device off, this is not recogniced until i shut down my application. Only then does my pc-wifi-client remove the remote wifi device from the list.
How can i continuesly read the signal strength of a specifi SSID ?
An unhandled exception of type 'System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception' occurred in DynamicData.exe. Additional information: An attempt was made to establish a session to a network server, but there are already too many sessions established to that server
public uint Wifi()
{
signalStrength = 0;
WlanClient client = new WlanClient();
foreach (WlanClient.WlanInterface wlanIface in client.Interfaces)
{
Wlan.WlanAvailableNetwork[] networks = wlanIface.GetAvailableNetworkList(0);
foreach (Wlan.WlanAvailableNetwork network in networks)
{
if (GetStringForSSID(network.dot11Ssid) == "NAME")
{
signalStrength = network.wlanSignalQuality;
}
}
}
return signalStrength;
}
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The answer is in the exception:
Nikolaj jensen wrote: An unhandled exception of type 'System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception' occurred in DynamicData.exe. Additional information: An attempt was made to establish a session to a network server
So what else is running? Are you opening connections and leaving them open?
You will need to look at the entire program and not just this method.
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Hi All,
Am 2+ years experienced in asp.net,webservices and ado.net and am planning to take an MCPD certification.Can you please suggest me which .net framework version to choose and can you suggest me which exam code should i apply for?
Thanks,
Navatha.
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Member 11245746 wrote: Can you please suggest me which .net framework version to choose
I think you should always target the most recent one.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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I have a device that sends a value:
V_rms: 120 v
I can use a terminal on my PC and see it through my serial port.
Now, I would like to make a software of my own version to see it on a window like this:
__________
V_rms | 120 |
|__________|
(A square with the value)
Can you please guide me to start to build such GUI?
Is C# a good option to use? I use Visual Studio as an IDE. Do you have another better option such as MATLAB maybe?
What do you think?
Thanks in advance!
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It should work fine in C#, if you already know the language.
See the SerialPort class for starters: MSDN[^] - the link contains an example - it should handle the communications pretty well.
Display is also pretty trivial - but I'd get the comms part working first, as that's likely to be the most complicated (and hardest to test).
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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