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Volume leveling via Gizmo/jremote

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dafloydman:
Jim
Can you respond to this and explicitly say

JRiver will not sync to a lot of samsung phones .

Volume leveling audio via streaming is not important to us
just keep your phone handy and adjust the volume with every track.


If you want to use your media publicly ie cafe music
buy a jriver id or use a professional service. Because our
audiophile software is not up to the task

blgentry:

--- Quote from: dafloydman on July 19, 2016, 05:00:39 pm ---This problem has been going on as long as i have used jriver , i was advised to
buy a jriver id to solve it. the thing that concerns me most is that when i post this question
(i have before )  judging by the response , very few people seem to think it matters.
which is weird when it is really such a basic expectation to not have to adjust your volume with
every track.
--- End quote ---

I think the number of people that use JRemote for streaming is teeny tiny compared to those that use it as a pure "remote control".  The streaming feature of JRemote is somehow "special" in that it is not a DLNA stream.  So the DLNA options that allow volume leveling don't apply.  I'm not sure what it uses.  But it seems like the streaming feature of JRemote was sort of a "throw in" type feature; meaning that it wasn't really designed for full functionality or sound quality.  It's probably just intended for casual use, as opposed to "this is the primary way I listen to music".

But maybe the answer to your requirement is below...


--- Quote ---ps i only use jremote for streaming as trying to sync my phone ( which solved the volume issue in the conversion
process) note 3 was just a pain in the ass , resyncing 10000 files with no solution in sight .
--- End quote ---

What's the issue with syncing your phone?  I've done this with several devices and had no problems.  I *HAVE* had to work around how MC detects devices.  In some cases, with Android phones, I've had to sync to a local hard disk folder, and then use Android File Transfer to copy the contents of that folder to the phone.  It's two steps, but it works fine.

For my more "serious" Android music device, I use a separate micro-SD card and MC syncs directly to it with no issues at all.  It's just storage, so that's how it should be.  :)

Maybe if you give some details, we can help you get syncing to work, which might fix your problem in a different (and really better) way.

Brian.

dafloydman:
thanks for responding brian really appreciate it .
The syncing issue on a samsung galaxy note 3 is that it attempts to resync my entire list
specified in my handheld options.
I have done the other way you mention to a hd and then copy it , but if i do that it doesn't
update my play stats which is  one of the criteria that my smartlists .

If i could have a custom view in my library that was able to play the stacked files ( the converted
 and volume leveled files ) that i think would work i think but not sure if it is possible.

it also seems that playing via web gizmo would work for V.L but i have not been able to get it
to consistently work.
cheers .

RD James:
+1 for Volume Leveling and other DSP options for Gizmo clients.

Desja55:
I noticed that JRiver is streaming in .wav format compared to Sonos who is streaming in .flac format.
Maybe this is why volume leveling and DSP cannot be acheived with JRemote and Gizmo.

See attached screen captures. All my files are in .flac format in my library.

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