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How do I run multiple encoders concurrently?

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  • garyd9

    • Jan 2011
    • 39

    How do I run multiple encoders concurrently?

    (for music converter)

    This is best described using an example:

    I have a simple FLAC file that does NOT have any replaygain information stored in. I'd like to end up with an mp3 file that has the replaygain(applied.)

    If I run the converter direct from FLAC to mp3 with the replaygain(apply) filter, the generated mp3 files don't seem to actually get the volume adjustments done.

    It appears I need to run the music converter two seperate times: The first using the replaygain utility codec that will add replaygain tags to the FLAC files, and another time using the mp3 codec with the replaygain(apply) DSP.

    I'd like to be able to do this with a single pass. How?

    Thank you
    Gary
  • dbfan
    dBpoweramp Guru

    • Jan 2011
    • 937

    #2
    Re: How do I run multiple encoders concurrently?

    If you use track based rg, then use volume normalise ESP and the rg option in there.

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    • garyd9

      • Jan 2011
      • 39

      #3
      Re: How do I run multiple encoders concurrently?

      Originally posted by mrspoonsi
      If you use track based rg, then use volume normalise ESP and the rg option in there.
      Thank you - this works (for at least the track-based replaygain.) The stuff I use album replaygain for is a special case anyway, so this is fine.

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