Re: [slim] iTunes Track Volume

2007-02-04 Thread SteveEast

Music that has been ripped with iTunes contains a tag called iTunNorm
which is handled by SS but often seems to result in a dramatic volume
reduction. I assume this tag is present in purchased music as well, but
can't easily check because I've stripped it from my library.

Instead of adjusting, burning and reripping your purchased music you
could try stripping the DRM from it with QTFairUse6:

http://www.hymn-project.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1553

and then use a tagger such as mp3tag to remove any iTunNorm tag you may
find.

Steve.


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Re: [slim] iTunes Track Volume

2007-02-04 Thread Andyb01

SteveEast;177533 Wrote: 
 I assume this tag is present in purchased music as well, but can't
 easily check because I've stripped it from my library.
No idea - thanks for the link - I've tried this Hymn project stuff
before and could never get it to work (still can't - it just makes an
error beep when I run it) :-?

Look's like I'll just have to source my music from CD and use my
workaround for the odd iTunes purchase.  I have never understood
Apple's attitude on DRM - it just annoys people and wastes their time
whilst offering very little additional protection.

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Re: [slim] iTunes Track Volume

2007-02-04 Thread SteveEast

Which version of which stripper are you running?

Steve.


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Re: [slim] iTunes Track Volume

2007-02-04 Thread Andyb01

Now you're asking!  I downloaded a zip file: QTFairUse6-2.5.zip  and ran
that - no result.  Have also seen a product called Tunebite MP3
(http://www.tunebite.com/en/tunebite/index.html?affiliate=1a08f4ebe7e2be602256412ed41ed96f)
which seems to do the same thing (someone recommended this to me) do you
know if it is any good?

Andy


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Re: [slim] iTunes Track Volume

2007-02-04 Thread SteveEast

That version of QTFU6 is the best one to use. You should try posting on
the Hymn project forum. Someone there will probably be able to help.

Tunebite is basically the same as burning and re-ripping, just faster.
It's sampling an already lossy compression so you lose more audio
quality.

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