MrSinatra;373188 Wrote: > 1. sure, add RG tags, if u can. not always possible. the winamp gain > adjust feature is for any files that don't have them for whatever > reason. i wouldn't call it magic, but more like "just in case." it > defaults to -6db, (but also "off" i think). > > 2. it would be interesting to figure out how many files i have, (mp3s > btw) that have high peaks and otherwise low avg volumes... i wonder if > any apps out there ID such tracks? i am hoping it is a small amount of > tracks too.
1. What do you mean, not always possible? It is always possible to add replaygain tags if you really care about it, except maybe if your collection is in .WAV format (and why should anyone just juse the plain WAV format without some kind of container for tags if they care about replaygain?). I can't see one positive argument for adding a default replaygain value as this value is plain wrong compared to the real content, and there is no guarantee that this value is any more correct than no replay gain value. Either use the correct one (as in adding the RG tags) or nothing is my opinion. 2. Just use mp3tag and add a custom tab for the RG tags. This way you can easily sort your whole collection by individual RG tags and see which files have high peaks and in addition low RMS values (by gain value) -- marsboer ------------------------------------------------------------------------ marsboer's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=18417 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=30316 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
