I may not understand the technical aspects of volume normalization or even the right terms. I do, on the other hand, clearly understand the promise given by MP3 Rage:
"This tool analyzes the sound data of all MP3 files in the source folder and adjusts the volume of each file so they all play at a similar sound level."
That is very clear to me and does not speak of peaks or other technical jargon. Especially Note: "...so they all play at a similar sound level." The MP3s _do not_ play at a similar sound level after being processed. Matter of fact, they sound the exact same coming out of my iPod!
Maybe the MP3 programmers should revise their description so people like me who don't want to keep adjusting ther iPod volume will understand what it does and does not do.
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Does Not Normalize Volume! - NickyCee
I may not understand the technical aspects of volume normalization or even the right terms. I do, on the other hand, clearly understand the promise given by MP3 Rage:"This tool analyzes the sound data of all MP3 files in the source folder and adjusts the volume of each file so they all play at a similar sound level."
That is very clear to me and does not speak of peaks or other technical jargon. Especially Note: "...so they all play at a similar sound level." The MP3s _do not_ play at a similar sound level after being processed. Matter of fact, they sound the exact same coming out of my iPod!
Maybe the MP3 programmers should revise their description so people like me who don't want to keep adjusting ther iPod volume will understand what it does and does not do.
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Thursday, September 02 2004 @ 09:27 AM PDT