On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 1:16 AM, Mike F. <[email protected]> wrote:
> ** > > A decade ago, when converting batches of 320kbps mp3s, I found a lovely > script that was easy to add normailze-audio into. Trying to adapt it for > FLAC works well EXCEPT that every single track number 08 or 09 loses the > track number information of the tag! Artist, title, album, year, and genre > all convert over beautifully. But tracks 08 and 09 have to be re-tagged > from 00. (At least the error is consistant.) > I don't see where this is happening in the script, but this sounds like something is interpreting the track number as octal because it has a leading 0. 08 and 09 aren't valid octal values so the conversion would fail. I played a little with code that looks like how the script generates and applies the track number, but 08 and 09 worked fine for me. Have you verified that the track number you're extracting from the flac file is what you expect? > If someone out there knows another tool that can be modified to normalize > the WAV file before oggenc, or a way to do so in soundKonvert, that would > be equally appreciated. > You may want to try one of these tools: * WavGain (http://rarewares.org/others.php) * Normalize (http://normalize.nongnu.org/) -- Byron Clark
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