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A Quick Question About Azrael

what does the red T mean in the playlist window?

A Quick Question About Azrael

Reply #1 –
Random guess: replaygain track gain present/not present?

A Quick Question About Azrael

Reply #2 –
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how can i get rid of the red T

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A Quick Question About Azrael

Reply #3 –
Option 1: Scan your audio files if you want to benefit from the ReplayGain feature. Correctly scanned files won't show the red T.

Option 2: Preferences -> Display -> Columns UI -> Globals -> Variables:

Code: [Select]
// Show ReplyGain info in title column
// 0 = No, 1 = Yes
$puts(showrt,1)


change this to $puts(showrt,0) and the RG-indicator should be gone.

A Quick Question About Azrael

Reply #4 –
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Option 1: Scan your audio files if you want to benefit from the ReplayGain feature. Correctly scanned files won't show the red T.

Option 2: Preferences -> Display -> Columns UI -> Globals -> Variables:

Code: [Select]
// Show ReplyGain info in title column
// 0 = No, 1 = Yes
$puts(showrt,1)


change this to $puts(showrt,0) and the RG-indicator should be gone.
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thanks, that did it. maybe you could tell me a little about replaygain?
 

A Quick Question About Azrael

Reply #5 –
Quote from http://www.replaygain.org

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Not all CDs sound equally loud. The perceived loudness of mp3s is even more variable. Whilst different musical moods require that some tracks should sound louder than others, the loudness of a given CD has more to do with the year of issue or the whim of the producer than the intended emotional effect. If we add to this chaos the inconsistent quality of mp3 encoding, it's no wonder that a random play through your music collection can have you leaping for the volume control every other track.


Check that page for more information about RG.