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Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
I've update aacgain from version 1.2 to 1.4.
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
I have replaced the old binary with a new one in my scripts' installer. The location is the same.
non ascii characters supported?
Does the new version of the script work with non ascii characters?
non ascii characters supported?
It works fine with unicode headers. I converted a lot of such AACs and all of them still displayed properly in iTunes and iPod.
non ascii characters supported?
The completion dialog is prompted even if there is non ascii characters in it, and the file is still displaying correctly in iTunes, but my question was "Is the file really processed or not?"
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
I'm using v1.4 of aacgain, and I've noticed that the '-s d' option doesn't seem to be doing its job. (That's the option to de-AACgain the file) I've created a copy of my original file (appending ' copy' to the file name), then run 'aacgain -r -p -t -k' on the file. In iTunes I can definitely hear the difference. But when I then run 'aacgain -s d' on the file, I still hear the difference in iTunes. |
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