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  1. 21st Dec 2003 16:24 #1
    djblade
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    just downloaded this to use with tmpgenc, when i browse to the location of file, the programme does not see it, i've renamed it to a .exe file, still no good, tia for any help to my 1st post....
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    It won't show up unless you alter the "files of type" option to "all execute file"

    Environmental Settings > Audio Engine > MPEG Audio Layer II Encoder > External Program > Browse > Files Of Type > All Executable File. Should then show as Lame.exe.


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    yes, tried that, but still does not see it, when i look at properties for the file, it says toolame.exe.gz, if i can get rid of the gz, it should work, but it does not show when i try to rename, stops at exe..?
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    .gz files are g-zipped, like .zip files, only a different compression technique.
    try downloading again, but not the gzip compressed file
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    i can only see a download with that type of file......
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    dkblade,
    most decompressors today will unzip your .gz file. once that has been done you will have your desired file.
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