#HOW TO CONVERT A MP3 TO WAV EASILY CODE#

I have everything in it working, from playing almost all videos and Audio files to Burning Audio CD's and converting. I am creating a all-in-one type multi-media program. I will use C# though, as C# is easy to convert to VB.

#HOW TO CONVERT A MP3 TO WAV EASILY CODE#

If the code is not in VB.net 2005 and above, I usually dont bother with it anymore. I, for one, do not have the time to fix someone elses code when I have a problem with mine. Some, after converting and then upgrading to VS 2008 pro, leaves you with a ton of errors. I have tried converting c++ files to no avail. I hope this helps, I have been chasing a wild horse (mp3 to wav) now for some time and Im getting to believe that vb Code does not exist for this question. If GetExtension(pathAudio & ()) = '.mp3' Then Private Sub chkResample_CheckedChanged( ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles chkResample.CheckedChanged 'Input file extension is invalid.Must be. Private Sub chkWavMP3_CheckedChanged( ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles chkWavMP3.CheckedChanged '-resample 44.1 ' + '-tt ' + txtTitle.Text + ' -ta ' + txtArtist.Text + ' -tg ' + cmbGenre.Text '-h ' + '-tt ' + txtTitle.Text + ' -ta ' + txtArtist.Text + ' -tg ' + cmbGenre.Text 'Either ( Resample ) or ( Wav to MP3 ) must be checked.', 'Info to the Rescue.' ) If (chkResample.Checked = False ) And (chkWavMP3.Checked = False ) Then Sub gbtnCreateString_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles gbtnCreateString.Click 'Please check (Wav to MP3) checkbox.' & vbCrLf & _Įnd Sub Here is how I created the strings that i use for LameShell stuff I described above. 'Wav to MP3, Fixed bit rate 128 kbps encoding, High Quality. Private Sub gbtnWAVMP3_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles gbtnWAVMP3.Click 'MP3 to Wav decompression, 128 kbps standard, and you lose mp3 tagging. _lameShell.OutFile = pathWaves & GetFileNameWithoutExtension(lbMediaFiles.SelectedItem) & 'You cannot use a wave file for Decoding.' & vbCrLf & _ If GetExtension(pathWaves & ()) = '.wav' Then Private Sub gbtnMP3Wav_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles gbtnMP3Wav.Click Private Sub cmdCancel_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdCancel.Click 'written to the tags.', 'Info to the Rescue.' ) 'Genre blank, then 'Unknown' will be' & vbCrLf & _ 'If you leave the Title, Artist and' & vbCrLf & _ 'Please check ( Resample ) checkbox.' & vbCrLf & _ 'Default bitrate is 128 kbps for mpeg1 and 64 kbps for mpeg2 _lameShell.OutFile = pathAudio & GetFileNameWithoutExtension(lbMediaFiles.SelectedItem) & ' dont use stdin/stdout '-' as filenames, this is supported by lame.exe but not by the LameShell Private Sub cmdStart_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdStart.Click ' %' & ' ETA:' & Progress.ETA 'Progress.PercentDone & ' %' & ' ETA:' & Progress.ETA LblFeedback.Text = Progress.PercentDone & Sub _lameShell_Progress( ByRef Progress As LameProgress) Handles _lameShell.Progress here is the code I use for the LameShell I was stuck on that for awhile, but finely figured it out. when using these two encoding styles, you lose your mp3 tags, so just add them back in when encoding. You can even add mp3 tags (for mp3 to mp3, wav to mp3 ONLY). You can change anything in it that you want. It does decode mp3 to wav but there is no way to use a Regex string with the LameShell to get the percent to register with the progressbar and lblFeedback label. It only resamples and it also converts wav to mp3. Hi TJ, I have tried everything with the LameShell.

How to convert a mp3 to wav easily