On Thu, Mar 17, 2005 at 01:39:30AM -0800, michael wrote: > > I also see talk of using cue/toc sheets. Will slimserver use those > > for indexing songs -- and can then the songs be played individually? > > Exactly. > > If you decide to go that route and want more details on external > cuesheets vs. embedded cuesheets, or tagging styles for multi song > flacs, just ask.
Ok, I'd like to know more. One thing I've wanted to know how to do (on Linux) is take say a live recording and create a toc/cuesheet to mark off songs. There's where a gui would be nice -- be able to shuttle to a spot and set a mark and the write those marks to a new toc (as I use cdrdao). It would be nice to be able to do that with flac, I suppose. > > I also noticed with the flac files I've played on my SB1 that the > > audio level seems low. Is --replay-gain something that could help? > > Maybe. > replay gain will be most useful for making all your files seem to have > about the same volume relative to each other. As long as everything is flac/ogg with --replay-gain set, right? Some random mp3 in the playlist won't be effected by this. I thought I saw a volume normalization plugin somewhere. Maybe I just thought that would be nice as my player went from a quite song at full volume to the next song that was, well, not quite at all. -- Bill Moseley [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
