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LAME was originally developed by Mike Cheng, from 1998 to 1999. After he retired, the project started being maintained by Mark Taylor until early 2003. After 2003, the project became managed by core developers' teamwork, with no official hierarchy or leadership.
The following list only represents some of the individuals (in alphabetical order of family name) that contributed resources to LAME development. LAME owes its quality and speed to contributions from many other people, including the many people who post to the mp3encoder mailing list. See the LAME History for more complete details.
Primary developers: Rogério Brito Debian packaging, debugging Robert Hegemann Tuning, optimizations, psychoacoustics... Alexander Leidinger Multiplatform configuration, libraries handling, release management Primary developers - Retired: Gabriel Bouvigne Tuning, optimizations, psychoacoustics... Mike Cheng Maintainer of LAME v2.x Frank Klemm Psychoacoustics, optimizations Naoki Shibata Psychoacoustics (NSPsytune model, NSSafeJoint) Mark Taylor Maintainer of LAME v3.x, initial implementer of GPsycho psychoacoustic model Takehiro Tominaga Psychoacoustics, bitstream, optimizations, assembly code... Additional developers: Roberto Amorim Web pages and documentation Josep Maria Antolín Segura Documentation John Dahlstrom Adaptive ATH John Dee LAME extended VBR header Dominique Duvivier Speed optimizations Albert Faber Author of CDex and lame_enc.dll Joseph Flynn LAME DirectShow Filter Peter Gubanov LAME DirectShow Filter Guillaume Lessard Steve Lhomme LAME ACM codec Don Melton ID3v1 and v2 code Darin Morrison Presets tuning Kyle VanderBeek Python bindings, website clean-upRetroSearch is an open source project built by @garambo | Open a GitHub Issue
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