Fozzy;681224 Wrote: 
> I have an album which I had previously ripped to Ogg Vorbis format.  I
> am now attempting to rip it to FLAC format but is seems in the
> intervening years the CD has become damaged and some tracks won't rip. 
> I am therefore proposing to keep the Ogg Vorbis files for those tracks
> and use FLAC files for the tracks that will rip but I am wondering how
> replay gain would work across the tracks in that case.
> 
> I know vorbisgain and metaflac can calculate the album gain across all
> the files specified but as they are specific to their own particular
> formats I can't run either of these across the whole set of files.
> 
> Is it sufficient to run these tools on their respective sets of files
> so I end up with two album gain figures one for the FLAC files and one
> for the Vorbis files and then take the one that demands the greatest
> reduction in volume and apply it to all the files?

Not sure about ogg specifically but foobar does a nice job of adding
replaygain to most different format files in my collection.


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