FME & mp3 Support

Hello,
I am looking for a version of Flash Media Encoder that will
allow me to utilize the mp3 audio aspect instead of NellyMoser.
Where can I get my hands on a version that does this. I will
willing to drop $100 into the paypal account of whomever leads me
in the right direction to get this working. We need this ASAP as we
have begun broadcasting live using FME, but are not able to play
any music due to what nellymoser does to the audio.
Thanks

I have searched all over google and been to the end of the
internet and back again and have still not been able to find a beta
version hat supports mp3. My processor can handle it as it is a
quad core with 4gigs of ram. Can you point me in the right
direction of finding this version with mp3 support?
Thanks

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>
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