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<h3>LameXP - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)</h3><br>
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<a name="6a0b023d"></a><b>Table of contents:</b><br>
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<a name="127191f3"></a><b>Table of contents:</b><br>
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<ul>
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<li><a href="#6a0b023d">What is LameXP ???</a>
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<li><a href="#be0a8459">What platforms does LameXP run on?</a>
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<a name="6a0b023d"></a><b>What is LameXP ???</b><br>
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LameXP is a graphical user-interface for a number of audio encoders. It was developed to support a huge<br>
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number of input formats. File formats are detected reliably using MediaInfo. Compressed audio formats are<br>
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decoded to uncompressed Wave files using suitable CLI audio decoders. Furthermore LameXP allows batch<br>
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processing of multiple audio files. Multi-threading is implemented by processing several audio files<br>
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concurrently. All the third-party tools incorporated in LameXP are listed in the "About" dialog. The Nero AAC<br>
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encoder cannot be redistributed due to licensing issues; it is available as a free download from the public<br>
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Nero web-site. Note: LameXP does NOT use/need any "external" audio decoders. It neither requires nor supports<br>
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any ACM Codecs or DirectShow/DMO filters! And it will NOT install anything of that kind on your system.<br><br>
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LameXP is a graphical user-interface (front-end) for various of audio encoders: It allows you convert your<br>
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audio files from one audio format to another one in the most simple way. Despite its name, LameXP is NOT only<br>
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a front-end for the LAME encoder, but supports a wide range of output formats, including MP3, Ogg Vorbis,<br>
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AAC/MP4, FLAC, AC-3 and Wave Audio. The number of supported input formats is even bigger! Furthermore LameXP<br>
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does NOT only run on Windows XP, but also on Windows Vista, Windows 7 and many other operating systems.<br>
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As all the encoders and decoders used by LameXP are already "built-in" (with one exception), you do NOT need<br>
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to install any additional software, such as "Codecs", "Filters" or "Plug-ins", on your computer. Everything<br>
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works "out of the box"! You can even use LameXP as a "portable" application, e.g. run it from your USB stick.<br>
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Moreover LameXP was designed for batch processing. This means that you can convert a huge number of audio<br>
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files, e.g. a complete album or even your entire music collection, in a single step. And, as LameXP is able<br>
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to process several audio files in parallel, it takes full advantage of modern multi-core processors! However<br>
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LameXP is NOT only optimized for speed, it also provides excellent sound quality by using the most<br>
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sophisticated encoders available and by giving the user unrestricted control over all encoding parameters.<br>
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In addition to that, LameXP provides full support for metadata, including cover art. So when converting your<br>
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audio files, LameXP will retain existing meta tags. But there also is an easy-to-use editor for adding or<br>
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modifying metadata. LameXP supports Unicode for both, meta tags and filenames, so there won't be any problems<br>
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with "foreign" characters. And, thanks to our translators, the user-interface of LameXP is available in<br>
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multiple languages. Last but not least, LameXP supports a number of post-processing filters, including sample<br>
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rate conversion, normalization (gain), tone adjustment and downmixing of multi-channel sources.<br><br>
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