Slimserver itself doesn't do this, but it will use volume normalization
that is stored in the tags/comments in the music file. For example,
FLAC files have replaygain (replaygain_album_gain,
replaygain_track_gain, etc.). I don't know how MP3 or other file
formats handle it. What format are your fi
Have a look at http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?RGFoobar
Ceejay
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SlimServer can use the iTunes SoundCheck tags which you may already
have. See this link:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?AutomaticVolumeAdjustment
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aubuti Wrote:
> I don't know how MP3 or other file formats handle it.
'MP3Gain' (http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/) can apply ReplayGain tags
to MP3s.
Other applications for other formats are listed 'here'
(http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Replaygain). Besides
FLAC and MP3, there a
I've read the wikipedia where it says it can use the iTunes volume
settings, but I can't seem to find the option in slim server. If it's
a smart option and is always on then it's not working. Also, in
reading the forums about replay gain it's been posted that there's an
option in slim server to
It's on Player Settings/Audio, right at the bottom. That's with the
current version of SS (6.2.1).
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Thanks. Now that I think about it I did know about that setting. My
test database didn't have a player connected so I couldn't peruse that
area. However, I still can't find anything about using iTunes volume
adjustment like the wikipedia suggests. I used foobar to add replay
gain on my test da
Mark Lanctot Wrote:
> 'MP3Gain' (http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/) can apply ReplayGain tags to
> MP3s.
>
> Other applications for other formats are listed 'here'
> (http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Replaygain). Besides
> FLAC and MP3, there are applications for MPC, Ogg Vorbis and
hdarwen Wrote:
> out of interest, how did it screw up your tags? (i.e. what happened to
> them)
>
In my experience, it depends on how you've tagged them in the first
place. I recently applied ReplayGain tags through foobar2000 to a
6000+ library. All of those tagged with a combination of Musi
Just a point - if you do add the tags you do need to re-scan for changes
as all the tag fetails are stored in the database, not read from the
file.
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Foobar deleted my ID3v2 tags leaving only v1 on about a third of my
files. It also clipped some of the longer artist names. And to top it
all off it added varius simbols to the end of most of the artists,
albums and titles.
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My suggestion is to upgrade to the newest beta of Foobar (even if its
only to tag your catalog). The replaygain section of the program has
changed significantly since the last stable release and the latest beta
adds some cool options for Replay-Gain like scan for Album Gain by
directory, by tags o
I'm trying out MP3gain at the moment. We'll see how that works. The
item I'm most interested in, no one's posted any info about. Any one
know about using iTunes track volume settings in slim server.
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Mr_Smil
out of interest, how did it screw up your tags? (i.e. what happened to them)
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Subject: [slim] Re: Volume Normalization
Thanks. Now that I think about it I did
aubuti said the following on 02/25/2006 04:23 AM:
> Robin Bowes has a real nice Perl script that will apply replaygain tags
> to any flac encoded files in your music library. It's called
> apply_replaygain.pl, and you can search for it on this forum.
http://robinbowes.com/projects/apply_replaygai
Mr_Smiley said the following on 02/27/2006 12:20 AM:
> Foobar deleted my ID3v2 tags leaving only v1 on about a third of my
> files. It also clipped some of the longer artist names. And to top it
> all off it added varius simbols to the end of most of the artists,
> albums and titles.
Sounds like
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Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 12:40 AM
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Mr_Smiley said the following on 02/27/2006 12:20 AM:
Foobar deleted my ID3v2 tags leaving only v1 on about a third of m
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