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Topic: Android music players that support Opus and R128 gain (Read 2531 times) previous topic - next topic
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Re: Android music players that support Opus and R128 gain

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I also recommend GoneMadMusicPlayer. If you are into customized playlists, GMMP has the most extensive list op options that I Have Found So Far!
Glass half full!

Re: Android music players that support Opus and R128 gain

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Neutron Music PlayerSpoiler (click to show/hide)
If you are aware of compatibility and bored about changing configuration settings in every music player, just want to play you could use EZ CD paid/trial version

Opus 96-192Kbps and Aac-lc 96-128Kbps
Source 32bit floating point is fine don't need dithering (dB noise -758dBFS that's a lot)
Source Fixed Point aka Integer should use dithering to prevent truncation distortion
Source is RAW

Re: Android music players that support Opus and R128 gain

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Here's another recommendation for GoneMAD Music Player. I haven't used the R128 gain personally on it, but that's because I do it with dBpoweramp when converting my music to opus for the android player. That being said. I have a list of songs that need to have the gain applied by album instead of song, and I have to manually do them different.
GoneMAD has the option to prefer album replay gain, and it does its own scan to find replay gain levels.
Processed audio in java and python.
 

Re: Android music players that support Opus and R128 gain

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Quote from: dutch109 on
GoneMAD Music Player and Foobar2000 Mobile both support R128 gain tags in Opus files.
After some preliminary tests with GoneMAD, I think you're right. This is great news. I will try Foobar2000 mobile too, though I never liked the interface.

Re: Android music players that support Opus and R128 gain

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Both PC and Android versions of foobar2000 are the top choices in my opinion.