ripping individual songs from CDs from tapes

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Gale Andrews
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Re: ripping individual songs from CDs from tapes

Post by Gale Andrews » Mon Nov 17, 2014 5:25 pm

steve wrote:
Gale Andrews wrote:I don't think Windows Media Player understands ReplayGain and I think iTunes only respects SoundCheck.
Windows Media Player (12) has its own system - they call it "Automatic Volume Leveling". Apparently it is accessed via:
"Enhancements > Crossfading and Auto Volume Leveling"
Thanks, Steve. OK, I see that when right-clicking without being in the "Library". That is a playback feature. The "Burn" tab in the main Options has a checkbox "Apply volume leveling across tracks". The Help for that says
If you're burning songs originally recorded at different volume levels, select this check box to minimize the volume differences between the songs on audio CDs that you burn. This helps avoid having to adjust the volume as you play the CD.
I assume you don't need to to enable the playback option for Volume Leveling to burn a CD with Volume Leveling enabled.

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cwkaiser
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Re: ripping individual songs from CDs from tapes

Post by cwkaiser » Wed Nov 19, 2014 2:22 am

Thanks,all, for the useful information. CWK
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