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Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
Thank you, what a difference, in both convenience and sound!
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
It can work only with files directly. For -r option you may call it from "find" (option -exec).
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
I'm sorry, but that answer is simply greek to me...
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
I cannot teach you how to write shell scripts, sorry :)
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
thanks atverd,
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
You can use this command from the Terminal.app. Open Terminal and cd to your directory that has all of your music, e.g. 'cd ~/Music/'. Next, run the command below, all as a single line argument (no returns):
You can tweak the parameters as needed. I run mine as 'aacgain -r -p -k' because I was getting errors with the -t option.
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
Sorry, but the command should read:
Please add corrections if this is not finding all of the files... VERY IMPORTANT: Requires a newer version of findutils than is installed by default with OS X. I used fink to install a working version of findutils. If you are not familiar with fink, you can find out about it at http://fink.sf.net.
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
I just used the built in find (in 10.5.8 that is):
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
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