Part 2: How to Convert Audacity to MP3 While you can record, edit, and convert files with Audacity, you need to install a plugin that converts files you have worked on with Audacity to MP3. You can then use this MP3 file to store in any MP3 playing device, whether it is a phone, MP3 player, or any other desktop environment. This means that Audacity can't find the MP3 encoding library LAME. Some possible reasons:. Payday 2 switch fire mode. You didn't install the library at all. You didn't install it properly.
(This is a more precise issue posting for ).So! I'm going to be as specific as possible about each step of the process I'm going through, to try to eliminate any ambiguity. For this test, I'm using a 2009 MacBook running Mac OS X 10.9.5.I started by booting into my Mac's recovery partition and repairing my startup disk, just because people were telling me there must be something wrong with my installation. This task accomplished, I rebooted and deleted my current installation of the LAME MP3 library from my computer.
I then downloaded it afresh (version 3.98.2) from and, in this case, used the ZIP archive. (In previous tests I have used the Installer package which, according to Pacifist, places the.dylib in /usr/local/lib/audacity. This, however, is a folder that requires root permissions to even see into, which I do not have enabled. In order to be sure I know the library is there, I chose to extract the archive and leave it in /Downloads/LameLibraryv3.98.2forAudacityonOSX.)At the same time, I downloaded the latest MuseScore nightly build (2015-b9e10df), replaced the slightly older version in my /Applications folder, and from the Terminal ran /Applications/MuseScoreNightly.app/Contents/MacOS/mscore -F, quitting the nightly to complete the process.Everything's set to go. I relaunch MuseScoreNightly and just use the MyFirstScore that automatically opens. I enter a few notes, go to the File menu and choose Export.
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Up comes the window where I can choose what format and what location I want to save to. I go with the default location and choose 'MP3 Audio (.mp3)' from the dropdown menu as my file format.A dialog appears:I click 'Yes.'
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Exactly as with Audacity, the window appears where you can browse or search for libmp3lame.dylib. Once it's found and selected, I click 'Open.' (Note: I'm not posting a screenshot of this because personal information would be visible.)And then we hit a dead end.Now what? I can reproduce this behavior.The error is:Loading LAME from /Users/antonio/Desktop/LameLibraryv3.98.2forAudacityonOSX/libmp3lame.dylibload failed Failed to locate LAME libraryCould not open MP3 encoding library!Here are the properties of that library:$ file libmp3lame.dyliblibmp3lame.dylib: Mach-O universal binary with 2 architectures: ppc: Mach-O ppc dynamically linked shared library i386The problem could be the fact that the library is a 32bit library.@ZackTheCardshark:Have you tried with a different build of LAME?For example, I found these (but not checked them yet). A small matter of confusion here—MP3 export isn't even an option in MuseScore 1.x, so no wonder you had a 'problem' with that! What we're discussing here, involving the use of LAME, is regarding the not-yet-released MuseScore 2.0, where MP3 export is one of the new features.Since you're new to MuseScore, rather than learn everything twice, you might want to get in on the ground floor with 2.0. You can download it from.
(One change of significance: there's an 'Export' option under the File menu.) MP3 export should be working just fine for you there. Please elaborate. I tried the original (32-bit) LAME library and got the same error as posted above. So I downloaded 3.99.5 from Thalictrum and installed the entire package because StuffIt Expander refused to open the package (security settings wouldn't permit it). So, according to Thalictrum's web page, the installer put the library that I need into a directory that can't be accessed from the Finder. Not being a computer scientist, I don't know how to get access to that file, how to rename it, or where to put it so MuseScore can find it. Please provide step-by-step instructions.