PWENZEL  I would like to say this is exactly what I was looking for; a nicely pre-compiled LAME binary that I can download and run. For folks unfamiliar with the install process, just open the Terminal and enter this without quotes:

"sudo cp /Volumes/lame/lame /usr/local/bin/lame"

Enter your password to finish copying it. Then close your Terminal window, and open a new one. Type "lame --help" to see if it works.

Here is a nicely formatted version of the LAME man page:

http://linux.die.net/man/1/lame

Peace  
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PWENZEL  As a consistent user of both command line SVN and svnX, I am quite satisfied with my demo of Versions, and look forward to purchasing it. As some commenters have mentioned, it is more expensive than competing products. However, it worked fabulously for a project I am working on that involves thousands of files and multiple developers, often many updates and commits per day.

Our project also lacks Trac, so I appreciate the Version's easy to read Timeline view.

If you are only doing a small project with infrequent commits, you may not reap the benefits of Versions. But if you are accessing your SVN repository frequently, Versions is totally slick and worth the asking price.   
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