GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 145103
Replaygain use should be optional
Last modified: 2006-12-18 13:12:34 UTC
Imagine some of my music collection is replaygained, and some is not. When I hit an ungained track (or an mp3 that *is* replaygained but from which the info isn't extracted (it is in an APEv2 tag)), suddenly I have to lunge for the volume control. This is not ideal. A basic solution is to have replaygain toggleable. A better solution is to have it toggleable and have a option to set the amount by which the volume of tracks without recognised RG info is reduced, and/or an option to boost the volume of RG tracks by a certain amount (but this is bad, since it will sometimes introduce clipping).
*** Bug 342074 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Please fix soon, this is really annoying.
Created attachment 69369 [details] [review] Patch to add gconf value This is my first GTK patch ever. I tested it on my system and did not have any problems with it. Hope it helps.
Created attachment 69370 [details] [review] Forgot to patch the gconf schema file, oops. This will have rhythmbox box check the GConf value /apps/rhythmbox/use_replaygain before enabling replaygain. By default, replaygain is disabled.
I've committed this to cvs (just in time for 0.9.7). Thanks.