iTunes-LAME Encoder - 2.0.9.34convert cd & aac to mp3 with lame |
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Also tried Max and XLD-GUI - Version: 2.0.9.34, 12/26/2007 10:33AM PST
decadence
XLD-GUI freezes/locks the computer while being run and even after a force-quit. Toxic application.
Does the job and does it well 



- Version: 2.0.9.34, 12/26/2007 10:30AM PST
decadence
You don't want to go to the dead version on the author's site. Alcor is doing something but whatever it is, it isn't Quicksilver and it isn't iTunes-Lame Encoder.
Latest version on Google code.
Lots of Intel and UTF fixes here.
Works a treat on quad intel (runs two concurrent encodings) after caching.
I do notice, though, that this version runs at about 40% the speed of 2.0.8 on my Core 2 Duo 2gHz Macbook. I thought maybe I had a PowerPC version, but Activity Monitor shows it as Intel. I used to get around 12x encoding with "--preset standard", and now I'm at 4.5x. Any ideas?