Quoting rhkra...@gmail.com (2020-03-03 13:22:49) > (I'm not the OP.) I wonder if there are any music players that can > save a (play)list along with a selected volume for each song on the > playlist? (Or use a database of songs with volume setting, and then > access the database as the playlist calls for a song?) > > (I'm aware of things (not sure that any are implemented in LInux music > players) that try to "normalize" the audio by either reviewing the > content of the entire song or some portion of it and and adjust the > volume to be similar to the volume of other songs on the playlist, but > those don't always work as well as I would like. Something that > allowed you to set a volume for each song (and maybe even store a list > of volume changes for songs that had large changes in volume) would be > nice.)
I would use ID3 tags as "database", like this: 2. Load all tunes into Picard, compute ReplayGain, and apply tags 3. Use a player which respects ReplayGain tags to normalize volume 4. Where some ReplayGain values are "wrong", manually adjust tags Personally I would use Picard for tagging and ReplayGain computing (hint: configure it to enable module "ReplayGain"), and I would use MPD + mpd-sima + ncmpcpp as player, but there are many many many options and most of them follows same general flow described above. - Jonas -- * Jonas Smedegaard - idealist & Internet-arkitekt * Tlf.: +45 40843136 Website: http://dr.jones.dk/ [x] quote me freely [ ] ask before reusing [ ] keep private
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