I would like to share the solution to prevent Lame MP3 encode / decoder to pop-up a copyright notice while surfing the internet.





This pop-up occurs when accessing a site that has some kind of multimedia, audio or video embedded.

The lame mp3 encoder / decoder is an opensource project to help programmers to provide audio and video function in their software.

A lot of programs use this mp3, mpg, mpeg codec in the background. Examples are Winamp, Audiograbber, iTunes, CDex, VLC Videolan, MediaMonkey, Picasa, Wireshark, K-lite codec Pack, ....

The pop-up is caused by a wrong configuration of the lame code.

You can easily solve this by manually editing the configuration file.

The configuration can normally be found in the windows system32 folder.

C:\Windows\System32\lame_acm.xml

the contents of this file can be viewed in ie notepad.
Right click and select "open with" and choose notepad

the contents of the file will look like this:
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to solve the pop-up problem you simply need to change
"<Copyright use="true" />" to <Copyright use="false" /> and save the file.


your "lame_acm.xml" file should look like this:


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related links:

Lame MP3 encoder popup
Lame MP3 encoder at Sourceforge