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Generate LAME-encoded audio MP3 from text
I combined some of the items mentioned here (except for the named pipe - what's the advantage of them?).
I have one question, though. What does the ":r" modifier do?
To "osxpounder", just type "fink install lame" to get lame installed (assuming you have fink installed, which is almost a requirement IMHO).
Generate LAME-encoded audio MP3 from text
Regarding the ":r" modifier, I couldn't find it in MacOS's man pages, but found it under Solaris:
named pipes
I think I'll type up a submission for this after work.
Generate LAME-encoded audio MP3 from text
Thanks for the fink tip, but nope, it doesn't work. I just installed fink. When I run the included Pathsetup program, it reports that fink is installed correctly. Nevertheless, I still get:
Generate LAME-encoded audio MP3 from text
I've never had problems with fink before. Try "fink list" to see a list of available packages (hundreds!) or "fink list lame" to see the 3 different lame packages. If (when) they show up, you'll be installing lame, which will install lame-shlibs with it. |
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