I really wish there was some way you could set ReplayGain for some other value. My FLACs are now too quiet, although they are a nice even volume.
And my MP3s are played back on a PocketPC usually powered by an automobile power adapter that picks up ignition coil/engine RPM noise, so I have to set the gain as high as possible at the source to minimize it. I chose 95 db (!) and it would be great to set this right at the MP3Gain command line, but what I have to do is analyze and standardize at 89 dB, then perform the gain. Your information sounds correct: ReplayGain standardizes at 83 dB and MP3Gain standardizes at 89 dB using the same ReplayGain algorithm! Yeah, so much for standards and choosing your own normalization value... :-( radish wrote: > mp3gain may well use 89dB as the reference, but everything I can find on > the ReplayGain site says it uses 83 (e.g. > http://replaygain.hydrogenaudio.org/calculating_rg.html). Google > however suggests that some implementations use 89 for RG as well. So > much for standards! > > -- ___________________________________ Mark Lanctot ___________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Find your next car at http://autos.yahoo.ca _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
