append ReplayGain value to file name

[JayNYC]

Hi. Using DBPA Reference, is there a way to append the ReplayGain track value (ie: -8.2) to a filename?
Asked differently, when running DBPA for "scanning and tagging" ReplayGain/EBUR128, can I also append the RG track value to the filename, ie:

[HTML]come fly with me - frank sinatra #-8.2#.flac[/HTML]

thanks for any guidance

[Spoon]

The replaygain is calculated after the file has been written so it is not possible when ripping or converting to use the value in naming.

[JayNYC]

The replaygain is calculated after the file has been written so it is not possible when ripping or converting to use the value in naming.

got it. Spoon what about subsequently (after scanning and tagging), can CLI be used to rename the file and append replygain trackgain to filename?

[Spoon]

You can use [Arrange Audio] the latest install has this codec and click the help icon to read about it, choose it as an encoder.

[JayNYC]

If I don't see Arrange Audio as an encoder option, what do I need to do?

[garym]

Should be included automatically. But in some older versions you had to separately install from here:

https://www.dbpoweramp.com/codec-central.htm

[JayNYC]

I am of the impression I am running the latest version of DBPA Reference. On the linked page above, the Utility Codecs are not downloadable (I don't see a hotlink)


what am I doing wrong?

[garym]

Hmmm. I have same version as you and I’m not seeing [arrange audio] either.

[GBrown]

Working here for me on R2024-09-30 [64-bit]

[garym]

Where is that screen shot coming from? What do you see in the converter pop up when you see options for “convert to”

edit. I see where your list is coming from, audio codecs on control page. Oddly I don’t see the same list as you. Missing arrange audio for example.

[Spoon]

It is an issue with the last install, we release a new version on 1ast November to correct this.