http://lame-front-end.jacek-pazera.qarchive.org Lame Front-End is a graphical interface for the popular and very fast MP3 encoder and decoder - LAME. It offers easy access to all LAME parameters without the need for command line usage. The program offers a simple mode (for beginners), which was designed according to the LAME authors guidelines (http://lame.sourceforge.net/lame_ui_example.php), and an advanced mode which reveals additional expert options. Lame Front-End can work in batch mode, so it can be used by external applications to encoding/decoding files, e.g. by Exact Audio Copy, CDex. The application is designed for LAME 3.97 - the last stable release version in November 2006 The most important features of the Lame Front-End: * Converting WAV, PCM, AIFF, RAW files to MP3 (encoding). * Converting MP3, MP2, MP1 files to WAV (decoding). * Two modes: Simple for beginners, Expert for advanced users. * Saving ID3v2 tags in the MP3 files. * Integration with the Windows Explorer. Program adds a command Open with Lame Front-End to the context menu for supported files. * Saving and loading LAME parameters. * Small, easy to use and don't need any installation. * 100% freeware (for non-commercial use). No adware. No spyware. QArchive.org RSS Generator http://lame-front-end.jacek-pazera.qarchive.org/#4 I used Lame Front-End to convert wave files into mp3 files. I have to say it was easy to use and very fast. It was simply a very good software. 29 Sun 2008 http://lame-front-end.jacek-pazera.qarchive.org/#3 A fine program. I found it easy to use and I liked the small space it uses to get the job done. I liked the old version as well. Well done. 17 Tue 2008 http://lame-front-end.jacek-pazera.qarchive.org/#2 It's a nice program, simple to use. 05 Sat 2008 http://lame-front-end.jacek-pazera.qarchive.org/#1 The program worked fine for me. One thing I missed was the possibility to have different "tags" for different files, when converting more than one file at a time. Also it would be nice to be able to convert to more fomats. 20 Tue 2007