| From: | Jack York |
| Date: | 16 Mar 2001 at 13:39:32 |
| Subject: | Using Lame (was: PPC systems - please explain) |
Hello Neil
On 14-Mar-01, Neil Bothwick wrote:
>> I am trying to get five programs to use the ppc: jpeg dt's, lame, mpega,
>> Amster PPC and Voyager. The only thing I can get working
>> is the dt's. I am assuming this is working since I don't get a failure
>> but I don't know how to test it. Loading jpegs don't really seem that
>> much faster. From what I can see, lame requires Warp while mpega
>> requires PowerUp.
>
> LAME uses PowerUP, at least LAME.elf does, I haven't seen a recent
> WarpOS version of LAME. This should work with the ppc.library emulation
> under WarpOS
I have tried several variations trying to get lame to run with my ppc but
they all fail. First, I have two versions I am testing with - 3.1x and
3.xx,
according to the readme files. The 3.1x is an earlier distribution and
contains
lame for the 060 and lame.elf (ppc). If I run lame (060) it works so I am
executing
it correctly. If I run lame.elf it says something like elf: not found. The
3.xx
distribution only has a ppc version. If I have Warp installed and run it,
it opens
the output file for writing and then just sits there. The system doesn't
hang
but I have to reboot to get rid of it. If I install PowerUP, it appears to
be running
(the cd I'm reading from is accessed) but then the system memory starts
going
down until the computer crashes. So, has anyone gotten lame for the ppc to
work? Any idea where I might be going wrong?
Jack
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