Posted by fred-bloggs on 07/08/07 21:47

Zilbandy <zil@zilbandyREMOVETHIS.com> wrote in
news:j7mv83lorr4mvhrmartl48m7ug9b258lpa@4ax.com:

> I've downloaded a few MP3s lately and run them through MP3Gain to help
> normalize the volume of the downloaded files. MP3Gain has a default
> setting of 89.0db and that's what I use. I notice that the majority of
> files downloaded are much higher and many have track clipping when run
> through the track analyser. I'm looking for opinions from others on
> how they deal with the settings when using MP3Gain.
>

I use 92 as the reference level. For mp3s flagged as clipping, I allow up
to 1.5 dB clipping, otherwise I set the gain to give the maximum no-clip
gain.

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fred

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