Thanks for your input in advance. Howard Holmes
Is it just me, or is the "Sound Check" feature on iTunes and Ipods
basically useless?
I have this feature turned on when playing music but there is still
significant variations in the sound output for different songs.
Obviously not all songs in a playlist are from the same source (some
off Itunes music store, some ripped from CD in AAC format, some
downloaded MP3's etc etc) and therefore variations in song volume are
to be expected. But isn't sound check meant to sort this out?
These output variations are particularly annoying when playing tunes
through external speakers.
Barring going through every song in my library and adjusting it's
individual output level, is there a solution to the shortcomings of the
sound check feature?