You will see the individual track gain adjustment values in track
properties regardless of whether the Replay Gain is turned on or not.
In Settings - Player - Basic - Audio you need to set
Volume/Adjustment/Replay Gain to Smart Gain.
I presume your files are MP3? - what format are you
Nonreality;334167 Wrote:
Yeah you need to make sure smartgain is turned on. I would not have
used mp3gain myself. Did you use the tag method or the more permanent
method? Myself I would use foobar or dbpoweramp to do replay gain and
make sure that foobar uses ID3v2.3 tags. Mp3tag hasn't
I had Replay Gain set to Smart Gain. They are mp3 files and it's a
direct stream. Still no luck
Phil Leigh;334145 Wrote:
You will see the individual track gain adjustment values in track
properties regardless of whether the Replay Gain is turned on or not.
In Settings - Player - Basic
I believe its the tag method (i used the default) and thought i read
that the primary method of this program is not destructive to the
original mp3 file.
So you would suggest using the two other programs you mentioned and
continue with tags and not make the changes permanent, right?
Yes - use the tag method - do not make permanent changes to your files!!
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...SB3+Stontronics PSU - Altmann
JISCO/UPCI - TACT RCS 2.2X + Good Vibrations S/W - MF
Triplethreat(Audiocom
You should never make irreversable normalisation changes to your music
files. You should always just set the tags. You can then choose to use
these (or not) per player. For instance I use ReplayaGain on my Boom
but not on my Transporter.
I have just used the (highly recommended and free)
The changes that mp3gain makes to your mp3 file are not permanent. The
changes are reversible if mp3gain has written tags to your files or
you
have noted the gain elsewhere. (I have written a script that writes
the gain to a database as well as adding it to the id3v2 tag - I don't
want mp3gain
I loaded my whole library into MP3Gain. Had it do the analysis on each
track and applied the adjustment that it recommended.
I then went to the Slimserver settings and had it adjust volume based
on these tags. When i look at each track's properties within slim's
browser, i do see the
