I didn´t get it running on my QNAP, so I decided to go a more pragmatic
way by using foobar2000 and scan replaygain over my connected PC.
That will cause me two full days of server and PC running , but I don´t
think that the slow QNAP alone would have been faster scaning a 15k flac
collection.
Very interesting subject. Would someone be kind enough to give me some
step-by-step instructions as to how to install and run the script? I've
downloaded the file and opened it. There are two folders in the file.
That's as far as I can get. I'm a Mac OSX user. Thanks in advance.
--
avta
It's worth noting that a lot of people (myself included) find that even
when playing random, individual tracks, album gain is the best setting
to use.
Track gain makes the loudest point of each track equal. This means
that the loudest part of e.g an acoustic guitar track will be the same
as the
Hi,
I downloaded applyreplaygain and flac on my QNAP´s public folder and
now I don´t know how to go on, because there is no standard possibility
to install something on the server. Only a web UI to do settings or
change/move/delete files.
I did try to do something with putty (first time and how
Not to hijack this thread, but I'm interested in doing this as well and
have a couple of questions.
First, can someone provide a link to the applyreplaygain.pl script? I
couldn't find it on robinbowes.com, as suggested. I couldn't find it
anywhere on slimdevices.com (wiki, plugins, etc.). I
soxfan-
Won't answer all your questions, but I'll try to answer a few:
Don't know how to find the script listed... but there are other methods
for setting the REPLAYGAIN tags - I did mine using mp3tag, which you
should be able to find on the net via a google search.
In squeezecenter, you can
soxfan;403798 Wrote:
First, can someone provide a link to the applyreplaygain.pl script? I
couldn't find it on robinbowes.com, as suggested. I couldn't find it
anywhere on slimdevices.com (wiki, plugins, etc.).
You can read about it here
http://projects.robinbowes.com/apply_replaygain/trac
Thanks for the replies. I was missing the _ between apply and
replaygain and that was messing up my searches.
Should have mentioned that my music files are on a Linux system. Yes,
I know that the programs mentioned reportedly work with Wine, and that
I could setup a Samba share and access my
I have a fairly large collection of CDs ripped to flac files. I use
Sqeezebox Dual to serve/play these files through my home theater audio
system. My listening habits are that I mostly listen to random mix
playlists and only occaisionaly listen to entire albums. In this
context randon means
Fortunately this has already been thought out for you.
1) download and run Robin Bowes' APPLYREPLAYGAIN.PL script
2) change SC settings (player - audio) to allow volume adjustment -
SmartGain
3) full rescan
4) Enjoy
That really is it. Everything you want to do is now done.
--
Phil Leigh
You
Phil Leigh;403411 Wrote:
Fortunately this has already been thought out for you.
1) download and run Robin Bowes' APPLYREPLAYGAIN.PL script
2) change SC settings (player - audio) to allow volume adjustment -
SmartGain
3) full rescan
4) Enjoy
That really is it. Everything you want to do is
sredmyer;403436 Wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. I still have a few questions though.
1) Where can I download the script from?
2) Does this script do the ReplayGain analysis and write the tags?
3) Are there any settings which must be made in running this script?
4) What must I do to be
Phil Leigh;403443 Wrote:
1) somewhere on Robinbowes.com - Robin are you around?
2) yes
3) no
4) album tracks need to be together in the same folder - no way aroumd
that one. Most people keep album tracks in a single album folder...
5) yes that's what smartgain (as opposed to trackgain or
sredmyer;403451 Wrote:
Ok I understand all of that now.
As to #4, my library looks like this for multi-disc albums
Path to first CD:
X:\Music Library\Pink Floyd\The Wall (Disc 1)
Path to second CD
X:\Music Library\Pink Floyd\The Wall (Disc 2)
1) Is this not the normal way of ripping
Phil Leigh;403456 Wrote:
1). Sorry I didn't realise you were talking about multi-disc albums.
They will be fine. I have loads of those. :)
2) No. And if your folders are as you describe you have no problems.
Just go for it! - don't forget we are ONLY talking about tags here.
None of this
Thanks a lot!
That was, what I also badly was looking for. The adjusting of volume
track by track is very annoying. These 9.9kB would be a nice plugin (or
even standard option) to SC.
I will try it this evening, hoping to be clever enough to get it work.
--
rossi
CD Ripstation Micro
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