Aztek;470342 Wrote: 
> I've had some success with fixing the problem but still don't understand
> it.   After doing quite a bit of Googling - I found that there is
> probably some correlation between Ape V2 tags and Lame header
> information.  While I can't display what I was seeing in Foobar - I
> found by removing all Tag information with Mp3tag, then adding new ID3
> tags and then applying replaygain with Foobar - I got the correct
> settings displayed on my Squeezebox.
> 
> I tried the above on the Ultravox track in my example and now it is
> showing -7.51dB in Squeezebox instead of the -14.47dB that was there
> earlier. Once I had made the changes I rescanned my music and voila - it
> is all fixed. 
> 
> I don't intend to do this across my entire collection but as tracks
> come up that sound much lower in volume than the rest - then I will use
> the above method and tool to get it sorted.

I use only mp3gain and aacgain.  As you pointed out, there seems to be
a bug in the reading of tags.  Some posts from earlier this year
suggested that mp3gain tags aren't properly read, so SC applies it a
second time, which could account for the doubling of the dB adjustment. 
Non-tagged tracks seem to adjust properly.  Just an observation.

My workaround is to continue using mp3 and aacgain and just disable the
volume adjustment on the controller.


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