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'''Toolame''' is an open source implementation of '''MPEG-1/2 Layer II audio coding'''.
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'''Warning! Toolame-DAB is deprecated, now that [[FDK-AAC-DABplus]] can encode DAB too'''
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'''Toolame-dab''' is a slightly modified version that supports the MPEG ZMQ input from [[ODR-DabMux]].
 
  
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It also supports the necessary options to add a DAB PAD field on every frame, and work is ongoing to make it compatible with mot-encoder from [[fdk-aac-dabplus]] for MOT Slideshow and DLS support.
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Toolame is an open source implementation of MPEG-1/2 Layer II audio coding.
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Toolame-DAB is a modified version that supports the MPEG ZMQ output to [[ODR-DabMux]], improved PAD insertion compatible with [[ODR-PadEnc]] (for MOT Slideshow and DLS support) and JACK input.
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The toolame-dab always uses DAB framing.
  
 
Its development is done on github:
 
Its development is done on github:
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  -s <kHz>: sampling rate in kHz
 
  -s <kHz>: sampling rate in kHz
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  -D <bytes>: add x PAD bytes to every MPEG frame for DAB support
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  -p <bytes>: add x PAD bytes to every MPEG frame
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-P <padfifo>: take PAD data from the specified FIFO
 
  -b <bitrate>: output bitrate in kbit/s
 
  -b <bitrate>: output bitrate in kbit/s
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-j : enable JACK input
  
 
Call
 
Call
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  sox -t alsa $ALSASRC -b 16 -t raw - rate 48k channels 2 | \
 
  sox -t alsa $ALSASRC -b 16 -t raw - rate 48k channels 2 | \
 
     ../toolame/toolame \
 
     ../toolame/toolame \
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     -s 48 -D 4 -b $BITRATE /dev/stdin $DST
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     -s 48 -b $BITRATE /dev/stdin $DST
 
where $DST is of the form
 
where $DST is of the form
 
  tcp://<some host running odr-dabmux>:<port>
 
  tcp://<some host running odr-dabmux>:<port>
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Example with stdout as output:
 
Example with stdout as output:
  
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  toolame -s 48 -D 4 -b 128 /dev/stdin /dev/stdout
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  toolame -s 48 -b 128 /dev/stdin /dev/stdout
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Reads linear stream from standard input, encode it at 128kbit/s, add 4bytes for DAB PAD and output stream to standard output (this command was typically used, "piped" with other commands for live encoding in a DAB transmission. Now it's better to use the newer ZMQ.)
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Example with JACK input and output to ODR-DabMux ZMQ running on localhost
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toolame -s 48 -b 128 -j dabenc tcp://localhost:9002
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The encoder will create two JACK ports: dabenc:input0 and dabenc:input1
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Read linear stream from standard input, encode it at 128kbit/s, add 4bytes for DAB PAD and output stream to standard output (this command is typically used, "piped" with other commands for live encoding in a DAB transmission)
 
  
 
===Source code===
 
===Source code===
  
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To get zmq output, retrieve '''toolame-dab''' from https://github.com/Opendigitalradio/toolame-dab
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Get '''toolame-dab''' from https://github.com/Opendigitalradio/toolame-dab
  
 
  git clone https://github.com/Opendigitalradio/toolame-dab.git
 
  git clone https://github.com/Opendigitalradio/toolame-dab.git
 
  cd toolame-dab
 
  cd toolame-dab
 
  make
 
  make
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  sudo make install
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  sudo cp toolame /usr/local/bin
  
 
The installed executable is called ''toolame''
 
The installed executable is called ''toolame''
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===Warning !===
 
===Warning !===
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A more recent fork called twolame exists. Despite the fact that the code has been cleaned, twolame has lost DAB support that was present in toolame. So be careful to install toolame and not twolame for DAB tests.
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A fork of toolame called twolame exists. Despite the fact that the code has been cleaned, twolame has lost DAB support that was present in toolame. So be careful to install toolame-dab and not twolame for DAB tests.
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== JACK version (non-working) ==
 
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Matthias Brändli has modified the latest version of toolame (version 02l) to support JACK Audio Connection Kit input. It can be found here: [[Image:Toolame-02l-jack-2.tar.bz2]]
 
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'''This version is unstable, not maintained because of lack of interest, and cannot be used for 24/7 operation.''' Interested developers are welcome to send patches !
 
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'''Notes on compilation''': There are some flags in the Makefile
 
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that have to be defined before compiling.
 
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An appropriate architecture must be specified, which
 
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depends on whether your system is 32bit or 64bit.
 
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You can use -march=pentium for the former (All 32-bit Intel and AMD processor),
 
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and -march=core2 for 64bit intel processors (core2 and newer, maybe also works for
 
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AMD processors)
 
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This version will compile to an executable called toolame-jack, which supports two additional options:
 
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-j            Enable JACK input
 
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-n <name>      Specify JACK name
 
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All other options are unchanged. Example:
 
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toolame-jack -j -n toolame-1 examplefile.mp2
 
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The mercurial repository for the modifications is located at http://hg.mpb.li/toolame-02l-jack/
 

Latest revision as of 10:03, 7 February 2017

Warning! Toolame-DAB is deprecated, now that FDK-AAC-DABplus can encode DAB too

Toolame is an open source implementation of MPEG-1/2 Layer II audio coding. Toolame-DAB is a modified version that supports the MPEG ZMQ output to ODR-DabMux, improved PAD insertion compatible with ODR-PadEnc (for MOT Slideshow and DLS support) and JACK input.

The toolame-dab always uses DAB framing.

Its development is done on github: https://github.com/Opendigitalradio/toolame-dab


Basic Usage

-s <kHz>: sampling rate in kHz
-p <bytes>: add x PAD bytes to every MPEG frame
-P <padfifo>: take PAD data from the specified FIFO
-b <bitrate>: output bitrate in kbit/s
-j : enable JACK input

Call 

toolame -h

for detailed information

Example with alsa input using sox: 

sox -t alsa $ALSASRC -b 16 -t raw - rate 48k channels 2 | \
   ../toolame/toolame \
   -s 48  -b $BITRATE /dev/stdin $DST

where $DST is of the form 

tcp://<some host running odr-dabmux>:<port>

Taken from this script

Example with stdout as output: 

toolame -s 48 -b 128 /dev/stdin /dev/stdout

Reads linear stream from standard input, encode it at 128kbit/s, add 4bytes for DAB PAD and output stream to standard output (this command was typically used, "piped" with other commands for live encoding in a DAB transmission. Now it's better to use the newer ZMQ.)

Example with JACK input and output to ODR-DabMux ZMQ running on localhost 

toolame -s 48 -b 128 -j dabenc tcp://localhost:9002

The encoder will create two JACK ports: dabenc:input0 and dabenc:input1


Source code

Get toolame-dab from https://github.com/Opendigitalradio/toolame-dab 

git clone https://github.com/Opendigitalradio/toolame-dab.git
cd toolame-dab
make
sudo cp toolame /usr/local/bin

The installed executable is called toolame

The original source for toolame-02l is http://sourceforge.net/projects/toolame/files/

Warning !

A fork of toolame called twolame exists. Despite the fact that the code has been cleaned, twolame has lost DAB support that was present in toolame. So be careful to install toolame-dab and not twolame for DAB tests.

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