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--scale method

scanning an album with wavgain to obtain the --scale number then encoding mp3 with lame and the scale value work pretty well, can i do the same with oggdrop encoder ?

Soren

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scanning an album with wavgain to obtain the --scale number then encoding mp3 with lame and the scale value work pretty well, can i do the same with oggdrop encoder ?

Soren
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Yes.

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If wavgain give me a scale value of 0.4345, can i assume the right value in oggdrop is apply a scale factor of 43.45 ?

Thanks again, Soren

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I know what problem of MP3 you refer to, which causes the bit-bloat, but I think that Ogg Vorbis does not have this shortcoming.

Just give it a try.

Triza

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It's still useful eg. on a portable, if you want to use Replaygain with a decoder, which doesn't support the Replaygain metadata.
"To understand me, you'll have to swallow a world." Or maybe your words.

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If wavgain give me a scale value of 0.4345, can i assume the right value in oggdrop is apply a scale factor of 43.45 ?

Thanks again, Soren
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Yes, again.
 

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It's still useful eg. on a portable, if you want to use Replaygain with a decoder, which doesn't support the Replaygain metadata.
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Yep, that is exactly the reason I use it for.  Use oggdropXPd, it does this perfectly.
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