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Replaygain value

I can't tell what replaygain value my front end/gui is imlanting in my FLAC files.  For instance, this is what is displayed when I encode one of my wave files:

'-P 4244  -b 4608 -m -l 12 -e -q 0 -r 0,6 -V'

Can anyone tell me which code is the Replaygain and what it is set at? I am trying to find out if it is the standard 89.0d.

                                                    Thanks,
                                                          -Darin

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Cowon Iaudio X5 30 gig. It rocks!

Replaygain value

Reply #1 –
just add --replay-gain to your command line

like:
-8 -V -P 4244 --replay-gain
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Replaygain value

Reply #2 –
That's what I thought also...but here's the problem. It's  already implanted in that cmd line. Although I don't see it. I know it is there(besides clicking on the replaygain option on the Front End FLAC) because I used Frontah(not to encode)just to view it's tag/file info and it listed the FLAC file as Vorbis tags with Replaygain properties in a form like '-14.85 db'(different values for different songs).  So, I gather this means the song is at 86.00 db(that is for this song only...different values for different songs). But this doesn't tell me what the replaygain value is set at when implanted. Any suggestions?

                                                    Thanks,
                                                          -Darin
:alien:
Cowon Iaudio X5 30 gig. It rocks!

Replaygain value

Reply #3 –
They are allways at 89db
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Replaygain value

Reply #4 –
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I can't tell what replaygain value my front end/gui is imlanting in my FLAC files.  For instance, this is what is displayed when I encode one of my wave files:

'-P 4244  -b 4608 -m -l 12 -e -q 0 -r 0,6 -V'

Can anyone tell me which code is the Replaygain and what it is set at? I am trying to find out if it is the standard 89.0d.

Most of the long options are not repeated to avoid blowing up the line, but if you used --replay-gain then it is working.

But there is no 'setting' for it, it is automatically calculated.  If you want to know what the results are, use metaflac to show the vorbis comments.

Josh