Nonreality;321430 Wrote:
> Just wondering..why not just use dbpoweramp for replay gain?
Well... I think Foobar works fine for this and I actually like
Tag%Rename very much for the tagging part, but I will check out
dbpoweramp more also.
Zevs
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Zevs;321423 Wrote:
> Well it has what is called in the FAQ a ID3v2 writer compatibility
> mode:
>
> foobar2000 writes ID3v2.4 tags encoded as UTF-8 by default. To deal
> with broken software/hardware with partial support of the ID3v2
> standard, an ID3v2 writer compatibility mode has been adde
Nonreality;321406 Wrote:
> That's the reason I don't like mp3gain. It only uses ID3v2.4. This
> introduces another type of tag that I don't need or want. dbpoweramp
> does replaygain in ID3v2.3 so it shows up fine and is more compatible
> with programs. Can foobar write replaygain to ID3v2.3
Zevs;321398 Wrote:
> Yes I checked, Foobar is saving this by default is ID3v2.4 but one can
> set it to do it into ID3v2.3 if one wants to. I guess dbpoweramp does
> not show ID3v2.4 tags though, and that is why the ReplayGain info
> doesn't show up. A good other program to view all tags though i
Nonreality;321358 Wrote:
> I think foobar uses ID3.1 and ID3v2.4 which won't show up in the
> listings. You need to use ID3v2.3 which is the best to use anyway if
> you want maximum compatibility with players and programs.
Yes I checked, Foobar is saving this by default is ID3v2.4 but one can
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JJZolx;321330 Wrote:
> If you only have ID3v1 tags, then the ReplayGain info can't be in the
> ID3v1 tag. I'm not sure what type of tag foobar uses.I think foobar uses
> ID3.1 and ID3v2.4 which won't show up in the
listings. You need to use ID3v2.3 which is the best to use anyway if
you want m
Zevs;321254 Wrote:
> I don't seem to get all that info when I installed the program (v.13).
> Here is an example of what I got on a file where I have used Foobar to
> embed ReplayGain into. I do see the Volume Adjustment value and the
> Album volume adjustment value in SqueezeCenter when I look a
I'm glad that when I started to rip my cd's I decided to use dbPoweramp.
After looking at several secure options, dbPoweramp seemed the best
choice (speed being a main factor). And version 13 only has got
better.
Just for kicks, I tried the new batch converter: I wish it was there
when I started
JJZolx;321184 Wrote:
> For all of the formats that I've used - Flac, Mp3, Ogg Vorbis, and
> Monkey's Audio - it displays all tags, with the standard ones like
> artist, title and album shown first, then all the other tags, including
> ReplayGain, following. In the configuration you have an optio
JJZolx;321094 Wrote:
> dbpoweramp Windows Explorer Pop-up Information
>
> I don't use dbpoweramp for either ripping or music transcoding, but I
> have it installed nonetheless. The only reason is for the Windows
> Explorer Pop-up Information. Just mouseover a file in Windows Explorer
> to read
Zevs;321175 Wrote:
> Can one tweak it to show for example replaygain info also and other
> things included in the tags ?
For all of the formats that I've used - Flac, Mp3, Ogg Vorbis, and
Monkey's Audio - it displays all tags, with the standard ones like
artist, title and album shown first, then
Thanks for the tip Jim!
I some time ago lost whatever program I had that showed tags in
Explorer so this tip was useful! Can one tweak it to show for example
replaygain info also and other things included in the tags ?
Zevs
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dbpoweramp Windows Explorer Pop-up Information
I don't use dbpoweramp for either ripping or music transcoding, but I
have it installed nonetheless. The only reason is for the Windows
Explorer Pop-up Information. Just mouseover a file in Windows Explorer
to read all the tags, nicely laid out and
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