Re: [Swftools-common] Error: no mp3 soundstream support compiled in.

[Thomas Larsen Wessel]

Thanks. 

I picked the easy solution, and used the "wav2swf -d -s 44100 -o yourfile.swf yourfile.wav".

To my surprise VLC is not able to play the swf file, but I was able to play it by Adobe's Windows Flash Player.

2011/12/9 Chris <address@hidden>

On Fri, 9 Dec 2011 17:40:23 +0200
Thomas Larsen Wessel <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hi
>
> I need to compile a bunch of wav's to swf from command line in Ubuntu.
>
> I tried installing swftools both with "sudo apt-get install swftools" and
> by downloading from your website and compiling myself.
>
> In both cases I experienced this error when running wav2swf.
> "Error: no mp3 soundstream support compiled in."
>
> What should I do?

Hi Thomas,

The easiest option is to get lame support on your system, as you'll probably need it some time very soon - - rather odd that it isn't there already-

If you choose not to, or if say swftools has been compiled with the '--without-lame' option, then doing this seems to work,

   wav2swf -d -s 44100 -o yourfile.swf yourfile.wav

( Try it with the attached .wav )

You'll probably need to adjust your own conversions accordingly.  Check the
wav2swf --help

HTH.

Regards,


Chris.
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Chris <address@hidden>

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