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Title: Forgetting is bad...... RG
Post by: Fixer on May 10, 2004, 08:05:06 pm

I keep ALL my music analyzed to be played with Replay Gain turned on.

But if I get something new and forget to do the Audio Analysis, and play it..... wow, it blasts me out of the room.

How does everyone else handle this?  Do you just have better memories?

And how do you play a real CD from the CD?

Title: Re:Forgetting is bad...... RG
Post by: rocketsauce on May 10, 2004, 08:39:22 pm

You could configure View Scheme groups or specific View Schemes (and/or playlists) to exclude tracks that haven't been analyzed.

Rob

Title: Re:Forgetting is bad...... RG
Post by: paulr on May 10, 2004, 08:50:23 pm

I generally don't forget to do this.  However, I like the way Foobar handles the situation.  It has a seperate volume control in the preferences that applies to non-replay gain files.  So, you can set it to say -10dB and that setting will not affect your analyzed files, just the ones you forgot or hadn't gotten around to yet.  It's not perfect, but it helps.