fpMP3Enc: Command line parameters
Syntax:
FPMP3ENC [options] <in wave file name> <out mp3 file name>
FPMP3ENC [options] *
The first syntax is used to encode one single file.
With the second syntax, all files with a ".wav" suffix in the current directory
will be encoded to MP3. Note: The 32-bit version may crash if the total
file size exceeds 400 MiB.
Options:
--scale <arg>
--scale-l <arg>
--scale-r <arg>
--cbr
-V <quality>
-v
--vbr-old
--vbr-new
--vbr-mtrh
-t
--preset [fast]
<medium|standard|extreme>
--preset insane
--preset [cbr] <kbps>
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identical with LAME
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--mem-use-ignore
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Deactivates memory management (default).
Suitable when encoding one or a small number of files.
When encoding many files, this setting can lead to performance loss if there is not
enough system memory available.
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--mem-use-file <size in MiB>
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Sets the maximum buffer size per file.
Suitable when encoding one or a greater number files.
When encoding many files, this setting can lead to performance loss if there is not
enough system memory available.
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--mem-use-system-free
<size in MiB>
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Activates dynamic memory management.
Suitable when encoding many files.
If possible, dynamic memory management tries to keep the specified memory size free for other applications.
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--mem-frame-buffer <size in MiB>
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Sets the frame buffer size for one file. (Default: 20)
The larger the buffer is the more frames can potentially be processed in parallel.
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--threads <number of threads>
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Sets the number of threads. (Default: 0)
If the value is 0 the number of threads is equal to the number of
the available logical processors.
On systems with 4 or more processors, the preferred value for single file encoding is 3.
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