[Software] Lame on Debian 12 don't convert wav to mp3

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    Input File     : 'SIP.wav'    Channels       : 1    Sample Rate    : 8000    Precision      : 16-bit    Sample Encoding: 16-bit Signed Integer PCM

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lame sip.wav sip.mp3 --verbose    LAME 3.100 64bits (http://lame.sf.net)    Using polyphase lowpass filter, transition band:  3000 Hz -  3097 Hz    Encoding sip.wav to sip.mp3    Encoding as 8 kHz single-ch MPEG-2.5 Layer III (16x)   8 kbps qval=3        misc:                scaling: 0.95            ch0 (left) scaling: 1            ch1 (right) scaling: 1            huffman search: best (outside loop)            experimental Y=0            ...        stream format:                MPEG-2.5 Layer 3            1 channel - mono            padding: off            constant bitrate - CBR            ...        psychoacoustic:                using short blocks: allowed            subblock gain: 1            adjust masking: 0 dB            adjust masking short: 0 dB            quantization comparison: 9             ^ comparison short blocks: 9            noise shaping: 2             ^ amplification: 1             ^ stopping: 1            ATH: using             ^ type: 4             ^ shape: 11 (only for type 4)             ^ level adjustement: 30 dB             ^ adjust type: 3             ^ adjust sensitivity power: 1.000000            experimental psy tunings by Naoki Shibata               adjust masking bass=-0.5 dB, alto=-0.25 dB, treble=-0.025 dB, sfb21=0.5 dB            using temporal masking effect: yes            interchannel masking ratio: 0.0012            ...            Frame          |  CPU time/estim | REAL time/estim | play/CPU |    ETA         2/2     (100%)|    0:00/    0:00|    0:00/    0:00|   953.64x|    0:00    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------       kbps       mono %     long  %        8.0      100.0       100.0    ReplayGain: +64.8dB    WARNING: ReplayGain exceeds the -51dB to +51dB range. Such a result is too             high to be stored in the header.