> mp3 encoder 0.12
>
> By Johan Lindvall.
>  E-mail [[email protected]][1]
>  WWW-page: <http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d2linjo/mp3/>
>
> Note: this was just a quick hack made in a few hours. I know the
> interface is poor. But is improving...
>  Short instructions:
>
> Download SWA Export Xtra from Macromedia (Adobe) at
>
> <http://www.adobe.us/support/soundedit/how/shock/sound_devtools.html>
>  Extract the archive. Place the SWA Export Xtra in the same folder
> as the application.
>  You need to download version 6.0. mp3 encoder is currently
> incompatible with other versions.
>
> Start the program by double-clicking on it. The encoder settings
> dialog will appear.
>
> Drag AIFF files on the application to encode them to mpeg layer 3.
>
> The output file is placed in the same folder as the input file and
> has the .mp3 extension. The non-standard SWA-header which SWA Export
> Xtra produces is removed.
>
> If the output file already exists, it will be overwritten.
>
> Some tips:
>
> Make sure there is enough disk space on the destination disk.
>
> If you have any problems encoding, try increasing the memory
> allocated to the program or installing MacsBug. There are a few
> DebugStrs still left in the code.
>
> Only 16 bit stereo AIFF files have been tested, others might work.
>
> If the application icon won't highlight when files are dropped on
> it, try rebuilding the desktop.

? Readme file

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I have included the SWA xtras for convenience,
so you can fire up this barebones, yet functional MP3 encoder right
away ![Smile][2] Compatibility
Architecture: PPC

PPC

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