I added ReplayGain to all my files using Foobar2000. Did a fresh install
of Slimserver 6.2 and the latest Softsqueeze.
I could see ReplayGain in Softsqueeze.
Removed ReplayGain from all my files upgraded to Slimserver 6.2.1
and I can't see ReplayGain in Softsqueeze anymore.
Do I need to add
You need to add it. SlimServer does not add info to your files, it just
reads what is already there.
Max
bernt Wrote:
I added ReplayGain to all my files using Foobar2000. Did a fresh install
of Slimserver 6.2 and the latest Softsqueeze.
I could see ReplayGain in Softsqueeze.
Removed
max.spicer Wrote:
You need to add it. SlimServer does not add info to your files, it just
reads what is already there.
Max
Ok, thanks.
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I wanted to experiement with the new replaingain settings using my
softsqueeze (the one included in 6.2 slimserver) but I can't find a
replaigain setting under the player's audio setting. I guess I need to
wait for the next release of softsqueeze?
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Is replaygain supported for musepack (MPC) files?
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Bruce Hartley Wrote:
because it might not just be FLACs that want replaygaining?
This would create unnecessary transcoding with RG'd MP3s?
While I know that you were using MP3s as an example, mp3gain
(http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/) will fix this problem for MP3s.
Although you'll have to
Bruce Hartley Wrote:
because it might not just be FLACs that want replaygaining?
This would create unnecessary transcoding with RG'd MP3s?
But could be an interim solution?
so many answers, that are questions ;-)
Well for mp3's yeah your SOL without doing unneed transcoding. But
because it might not just be FLACs that want replaygaining?
This would create unnecessary transcoding with RG'd MP3s?
But could be an interim solution?
so many answers, that are questions ;-)
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In that case, I guess the need to have a replaygain only when shuffling
option is far less pressing. Nevertheless, it would probably be a good
option to have to keep the audiophiles happy. Should I file an RFE?
Max
dean Wrote:
On Sep 16, 2005, at 2:46 PM, max.spicer wrote:
So, does
I don't understand why you suddenly might become less of an audiophile
when you hit the shuffle button.
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It's simply a convenience thing. Not having to potentially have to
reach for the volume control every time a new track is played in
shuffle mode could be considered a sufficient advantage to outweigh a
potential loss in sound quality. However, when listening to albums,
you should only have to
jth Wrote:
I don't understand why you suddenly might become less of an audiophile
when you hit the shuffle button.
Audio = audio
philos = love
It doesn't say anything about how much you spent on cables or speakers,
what file format you listen to, how you shuffle your music, or whether
your
When I received my Squeezebox in Sept. 2004, I was thrilled with the
product but a little dismayed to discover that it provided no sort of
output normalization functionality. Imagine my excitement then to see
that this feature, filed as a bug in Dec. of 2003, has finally been
implemented. Upon
Squeezebox1 continues to be supported.
The way to implement this on Squeezebox1 is by pre-compensating the
main volume level.
It's technically possible (within the capabilities of the decoder's
volume control), but that code hasn't been written yet. Would love
to see a patch, now that
Bruce Hartley wrote:
What's the recommended software (windows) for applying replaygain tags
to MP3s and to FLACs?
I wrote a perl script to apply replaygain to my library of flac files.
I can tidy it up and release it if there's any interest.
R.
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If a man speaks in a
This doesn't quite sound like it will do what I want. I would want
ReplayGain enabled if I'm playing random tracks, and off otherwise. Am
I right in thinking that smart mode would end up turning replay gain on
permanently?
Max
vidurapparao Wrote:
Latest svn and the next nightly build (along
jth Wrote:
Max - what's wrong with using album gain when listening to full albums?
Since replaygain is done digitally, to reduce the volume of the music,
it needs to truncate bits.
If this truncation is done after it's been bit-extended to 24 bits,
then it might not result in any information
pfarrell Wrote:
8 bits is 48 dB.
Each bit is 6 dB, times 8 gives 48.
Ah, thanks!
That means as long as the output is at maximum gain, and the album gain
isn't unusually low, having replaygain on shouldn't be audible, even
with good gear.
Good to know!
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So, does keeping replaygain turned on result in a reduction in audio
quality that is likely to be noticed?
Max
pfarrell Wrote:
On Fri, 2005-09-16 at 11:07 -0700, topster wrote:
And if it does the 'right' thing, maybe someone else with more
expertise can calculate what's maximum
vidurapparao Wrote:
Latest svn and the next nightly build (along with Squeezebox2 firmware
22) implements volume normalization/Replay Gain for various audio and
tag formats - ogg, FLAC, MP3Gain (APETAGEX), AACGain, RVAD (MP3 via
iTunes) and RVA2.
There is now a Replay Gain setting
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