Can anyone from the liquidsoap community tell me where to get the binary which
is necessary for replaygain to work on mp3 files in Liquidsoap (using extract
replaygain)?
> On 26 Mar 2019, at 21:02, Damian wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I took a step away from this for while but need to try to solve it.
Hi, can i clarify, does this script provide the necessary binaries for the
extract replaygain script that comes with liquidsoap? Also, will it provide me
with what I need to apply gain to mp3 files?
> On 9 Apr 2019, at 04:13, Yamakaky wrote:
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> @toots how would you implement the amp factor
@toots Works like a charm. I don't know why it didn't occur to me to try that,
since it's so similar to my existing code, but years of working in PHP has
drilled into me the micro-optimization of avoiding "else"s on conditionals that
return.
Thanks for your help!
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OK. I got this working -- although it appears that metadata updates via
this method do not work on ogg/flac streams. I don't get an error (as I do
when attempting a URL update on that mountpoint) but it does not register
with Icecast.
Updates to ogg/vorbis mountpoints via this method also cause
@toots how would you implement the amp factor calculation? I was thinking about
using on_metadata + a global ref per source, but that's not very clean and we
may use an incorrect amp factor for a few frames at the beginning of the file.
We also have to deal with overlapping sources, which may
In fact, I was thinking of the power level ration of the signal with the
amplitude ratio, which is used here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decibel
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Here it is: https://gist.github.com/Yamakaky/0f0546ea0aeb4ed220caa82d814b7d68.
This will create the REPLAYGAIN_TRACK_PEAK and GAIN (-a is not implemented). It
should support any codec supported by ffmpeg. It must be run one time ahead of
time.
In liquidsoap, a basic support is to use
Is there any documentation that clearly outlines which binaries to install and
from where? Obviously, the reason why it’s not working for me is because I
haven’t set this up correctly.
> On 8 Apr 2019, at 5:52 pm, Yamakaky wrote:
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> This script works if the corresponding binaries are
This script works if the corresponding binaries are installed. If instead the
mp3 files use ID3v2, the values are present in the Metadata, which are easier
to manipulate in liquidsoap and doesn't require any extra binary. It does
however require the preprocessing to be done ahead of time.
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Hi Romain,
Apologies for crashing this thread. I have been trying to get replay gain to
work on my Debian setup without any luck. The last post to my ongoing thread
(https://sourceforge.net/p/savonet/mailman/message/36622880/) went unanswered.
I ran the test as suggested by Romain without luck
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