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I have a Visual C++ 6.0 software to record and playback human speech.
| I'm pretty sure that Visual Studio is for developing software applications. Maybe I didn't understand you correctly, but I'm guessing you are using a custom application.
I'm no nothing about the software you are using, but getting pieces of audio to combine into one file is fairly easy.
To combine the audio files, I'd probably just use one of the free recording programs. You won't be using 99% of their features, but they all should let you slap up an audio file or 20 and render that into one file. http://www.recordingreview.com/forum...hp?topic=735.0
Then, I'd just use Razorlame to encode the files to mp3. You mentioned LAME. I know that Razorlame incorporates LAME into it's design. http://www.recordingreview.com/free_..._Converter.php
Let me know if this helps. I have no problem working you through the process.
Brandon |
Hi, Brandondrury, thank you very much for your post, appreciate.
I am reading the two links that you attached.
But, forgive me if my question looked stupid. I cant use a third party software that is 'outside' of my software project platform. I need to incorporate or call the compression/decompression source code into my software.
I have problem of how to call or incorporate the source code into my software.
Can you please give me advice? Please help, really dont know where and how should I start, please, please