Hart Larry writes ("Converting .rm2mp3?"):
> I used m player to rip an audio stream. I want to convert it from a dot rm to
> an mp3.
Below is the script I use for this. I got the idea from some mailing list post
whose origin I forgot. You can specify the encoding quality by
providing additional options to lame. I usually stick to the presets.
Examples:
any2mp3 stream.dump test1.mp3
any2mp3 http://some.stream.com/playit test2.mp3
mplayer will show some error messages but they are not prolematic in
my experience.
> With m player, I wish I could use the -dumpstream and make an mp3 on the fly
> from the stream.
I think you can also specify the URL of your stream as the first parameter
to the script instead of a local input file. See the above example.
Hth, Lukas
-- Script follows here --
#!/bin/sh
# Converts anything mplayer can play to mp3
# Usage: any2mp3 infile outfile
# Command line arguments
INFILE="$1"
OUTFILE="$2"
# Lame options
QUALITY=cd
MORE_LAME_ARGS=""
pipe=/tmp/mp3pipe.$$
# Set up fifo
rm -f $pipe
mkfifo $pipe
# Do the conversion
mplayer -novideo -vc null -vo null -really-quiet -ao pcm:file=$pipe "$INFILE" > /dev/null &
lame -S --preset $QUALITY $MORE_LAME_ARGS $pipe "$OUTFILE"
# Clean up
rm -f $PIPE
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