I just crufted up a python script that uses mpg123 to return a report on total samples clipped from tracks in an mp3 playlist, i.e., Search_And_Destroy.mp3 ... 0 samples clipped. Gimme_Danger.mp3 ... 0 samples clipped. Your_Pretty_Face_Is_Going_To_Hell.mp3 ... 1 samples clipped. Penetration.mp3 ... 0 samples clipped. Raw_Power.mp3 ... 7 samples clipped. I_Need_Somebody.mp3 ... 0 samples clipped. Shake_Appeal.mp3 ... 0 samples clipped. Death_Trip.mp3 ... 1 samples clipped. Putting the results in a little easier format to evaluate which files could use reencoding. Wrote it using python 1.5.2 (kinda stuck with that on a Red Hat machine), and before making it generally available, I'd appreciate some source review, testing to see if it behaves itself with python 2.0. So, if you have python and mpg123 on board, and can handle the "if it don't work, don't look pretty, fix it and get back to me" warranty, drop me an email, and I'll send you clippage.py 0.0.000001.
