I happened to have to hand a slighly shorter Audacity project I am working on - so ...
Single stereo pair, no multiple tracks
Track length 59 mins 20 secs
Audacity settings 44.1kHz 32-bit floating
Export settings: MP3 128 CBR
Elapsed time for export: 11 mins ten secs
Adacity Project disk occupancy: 11.2GB
MP3 disk occupancy: 54.4MB
My PC Dell Dimension 2400 is not blisteringly fast - but is a good, well set up PC with plenty of RAM and spare disk - no other applications (apart from McAfee virus checker) running on the PC at the same time, though PC connected to my LAN and t'interweb.
O/S is Windows XP-HE-SP3
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Changing MP3 to lame MP3
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Re: Changing MP3 to lame MP3
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Re: Changing MP3 to lame MP3
As mentioned before, the fastest that I've come across is the Xing encoder. It used to be available as a stand alone encoder, and if you hunt around the internet you may still find an old copy. I believe that it is now used in RealPlayer (never liked RealPlayer personally).n0ukf wrote:Are there any faster (than LAME) licenced encoders available that can work with Audacity, or even fast stand-alone wave-mp3 converters not relying on (the relatively) slower LAME?
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