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- Consequently, I removed the WWW PR: 53096 Submitted by: Serge Gagnon <gagnon__s@videotron.ca>
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When listening to Ogg Vorbis (or MP3) files on your computer, you may have
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noticed that some songs are louder than others. To a degree, this can be
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what the artist or producer intended, at least when comparing songs from the
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same CD. However, when (randomly) listening to songs from different CDs, the
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sound level can vary quite much, so much that you need to adjust the volume
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every now and then, to get a comfortable sound level. Wouldn't it be nice if
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that could be handled automatically?
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This is where VorbisGain comes in. It calculates a percieved sound level of
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an Ogg Vorbis file using the ReplayGain algorithm. VorbisGain then stores in
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the comments (tags) in the file a suggestion on how the volume should be
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changed during playback, to get a uniform sound level. However, this only
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solves half the problem; the player application needs to act on that
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suggestion for it to be any useful.
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