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  • Partha
    dBpoweramp Enthusiast

    • Nov 2017
    • 158

    Applying replaygain to pre-existing lossy files

    How do I use replaygain (apply) to pre-existing lossy files (MP3 and AAC, all purchased) which already have replaygain info in them? I won't be able to transcode these files because they are lossy...the replaygain DSP is only for adding replaygain info, not applying them. So how do I use replaygain (apply) on its own?
  • Dat Ei
    dBpoweramp Guru

    • Feb 2014
    • 1789

    #2
    Re: Applying replaygain to pre-existing lossy files

    Applying replaygain is transcoding.


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    • Partha
      dBpoweramp Enthusiast

      • Nov 2017
      • 158

      #3
      Re: Applying replaygain to pre-existing lossy files

      Oh! I thought I could apply replaygain to an existing MP3 file without converting it again to an MP3! Disappointed!

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      • Dat Ei
        dBpoweramp Guru

        • Feb 2014
        • 1789

        #4
        Re: Applying replaygain to pre-existing lossy files

        Originally posted by Partha
        Oh! I thought I could apply replaygain to an existing MP3 file without converting it again to an MP3! Disappointed!
        How could that work? Applying replay gain means that you recalculate the audio values and store them in the audio files.

        Replay Gain is a different story. This method calculates only the gain values and stores them in tags. But you have to use a audio player which uses those tags.


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