LameXP 4.16 alpha

Its main feature is converting audio files and it also offers advanced configuration settings.

The Nero Encoder is not included in the download.

It has the intuitive and user-friendly interface that the audio encoders above don’t offer as standalone applications; bearing user convenience in mind, the developers of LameXP have ensured batch processing and importing files by using the drag and drop method.

LameXP supports the following formats: AC3, AAC, ALAC, AIFF, Avisynth (audio only), FLAC, ADPCM, APE, MP1, MP2, MP3, Musepack, Opus, Shorten, Speex, Sun/NeXT Au, TTA, WAV/RIFF, WavPack Hybrid Lossless Audio, WMA etc.

During encoding, you can select quality, average bitrate, constant bitrate, and change the quality/bitrate ratio. Power users may be interested in adjusting the LAME algorithm quality, selecting sampling rate and the MP3 channel mode, enabling volume normalization filter, adjusting multithreading and many other advanced options.

Other features that may attract your attention in LameXP is the switching from dated Delphi IDE to an up-to-date tool chain, the support for various operating systems, creating new LameXP translations, offering support for PCM Wave-Audio files, MP3 files and raw PCM files, resampling and Stereo/Mono downmixing and allowing variable bitrate MP3 files and avarge bitrate encoding. It also provides a graphical user interface for Windows XP.

LameXP displays CPU and physical RAM usage during conversion; the process only lasts a few seconds and there is a sound alert at the end of the conversion.

If you need to convert your audio files into MP3, OGG, FLAC or WAV, Lame XP is definitely a software tool you need to take into consideration. It does its job impeccably and it satisfies the needs of expert users due to its many advanced options.

Changes from LameXP 4.13 to LameXP 4.14:

- Upgraded build environment to Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 with Update-2
- Fixed the location of temporary intermediate files for SoX-based audio effects
- Fixed embedding of meta tags with OggEnc2 when reading directly from OGG/FLAC input file
- Fixed encoding of non-Stereo sources with NeroAAC, when "HE-AAC v2 (SBR+PS)" is selected
- Fixed a bug that would cause the encoding job to fail, when an audio filter is skipped
- Enabled the "built-in" resampler for QAAC encoder
- The "Algorithm Quality" slider now also affects the QAAC encoder
- Added "AVX" (Advanced Vector Extensions) to CPU feature detection code
- Updated Opus encoder/decoder libraries to v1.2-alpha and Opus-Tools to v0.1.9 (2016-11-04)
- Updated LAME encoder to v3.100 Alpha-2 (2016-01-29), compiled with ICL 15.0 and MSVC 12.0
- Updated FLAC encoder/decoder to v1.3.1 (2016-10-04), compiled with ICL 17.0 and MSVC 12.0
- Updated MediaInfo to v0.7.90 (2016-10-31), compiled with ICL 17.0 and MSVC 12.0
- Updated mpg123 decoder to v1.23.8 (2016-09-27), compiled with GCC 6.2.0
- Updated ALAC decoder to refalac v1.61 (2016-10-02)
- Updated WavPack decoder to v4.80.0 (2016-03-28), compiled with ICL 15.0 and MSVC 12.0
- Updated GnuPG to v1.4.21 (2016-08-17), compiled with GCC 6.1.0
- Updated QAAC add-in to the to QAAC v2.61 (2016-10-02)
- Updated FhgAacEnc add-in to "Case" edition (2015-10-24)
- Improved auto-update function (faster Internet connectivity check)
- Updated language files (big thank-you to all contributors !!!)