I'm pretty certain that if you're just normalizing (no topping/tailing)
with a tool like r128gain, you'll be fine. So long as the duration
doesn't change, it ought to be alright.
I'd recommend making a copy of /var/snd (to /var/prenorm), do in-place
normalization to everything in there, mv /var/snd to /var/oldsnd, mv
/var/prenorm to /var/snd, and test. If it goes horribly wrong, move
things around again.
Cheers,
James Harrison
On 02/02/2012 18:31, Pierre-Luc Gauthier wrote:
Hello there,
I've been told a while back on the #rivendell-dev IRC never to
manually edit the cuts in /var/snd.
That seems about right thinking of the database notion of "cut length"
in milliseconds and all the markers that relate to it.
But what about the audio itself?
Could we edit cut 000001_001.wav with, lets say, audacity making sure
to leave it at the exact same length?
I've imported LOTS of music rebuilding a brand new installation. And
forgot to normalize it... I'm about to batch the entire content of
/var/snd/ with audacity.
So far, Rivendell doesn't seems to mind.
Do anyone advises against this practice?
Thanks
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