converting real audio to mp3

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I've generally had pretty good luck with this method; in fact, I have
found the process to go several times faster than simply listening to
it.  I think when the real audio stream is played or piped into vsound
it can go as fast as vsound can suck it in.  The only thing I have
experienced once in a lone while is some how the stream will break and
the process abort.  When this happens, I just start that particular
task up again and it usually completes ok.  I guess it is a timing
issue of some kind.

But other than that, it has always worked well for me with no artifacts.

On Thu, May 22, 2003 at 08:47:50AM -0400, Christopher Moore wrote:
> Hello listers,
> Any suggestions on how to convert realaudio to mp3?  Someone suggested to
> me using vsound and piping the output to an mp3 encoder.  However, this
> must be done in real time and vsound can introduce unwanted noise.  
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions.
> Chris
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