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Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
I for one would like to see a graphical interface for this kind of like iVolume. It would also be nice to see the changes that were made. I am using the applescripts but it wold be nice to see more then just a comment that they were aacgained. I would like to see exactly what it did to the music. I can hear the difference as now when I listen to my iPod I do not have to turn up the volume or turn it down as each song plays now. I would just like to be able to see what changes were made. I for one like graphical so I can see what is being done and also how far along the process is.
Lossless adjusting of loudness for MP3 and AAC files
I wrote a shell script to go thru the ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music folder and AACGain everything.
I didn't like that Polonus' AACGain iTunes scripts locked up iTunes while they ran (not by fault of the author, that's just how iTunes works--thanks for the work on that, Polonus!), so I thought to myself, "Self, we have a recursing script to write M3U playlists. We could probably hack that into a script to AACGain the contents of the iTunes library, and still be able to play things in iTunes." Self was right (no, I don't have MPD :P), and here you go. It's not that complex, just some nested foreaches, but it works well. Feel free to distrubute/modify/include, just drop me a line if you find it useful, modify it, or incorporate it in something else.
Shell script to AACGain files
I wrote a shell script to go thru the ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music folder and AACGain everything.
I didn't like that Polonus' AACGain iTunes scripts locked up iTunes while they ran (not by fault of the author, that's just how iTunes works--thanks for the work on that, Polonus!), so I thought to myself, "Self, we have a recursing script to write M3U playlists. We could probably hack that into a script to AACGain the contents of the iTunes library, and still be able to play things in iTunes." Self was right (no, I don't have MPD :P), and here you go. It's not that complex, just some nested foreaches, but it works well. Feel free to distrubute/modify/include, just drop me a line if you find it useful, modify it, or incorporate it in something else.
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