[Vorbis] ogg files / burning cd-r

[Nic Watson]

This is how I deal with it:  I use a Perl script to reencode my q7 oggs
to q3 for use on my DAP.  In that process, I use
oggdec->wavegain->oggenc to "manually" encode the replaygain into the file.

Since oggdec handles replaygain directly, that would remove the wavegain
step.  It would just be oggdec->oggenc.  I haven't tried it out though.

Nic

Richard wrote:
> Using Linux (Kubuntu)
> using the application "crip"
> ripping at -q 10 & using replaygain on for volume control
> --------------------------------------------
> 
> Now that I have 2000 .ogg files...
> 
> first problem:
> There is NOT one Portable CD Player on the Market,
> that can play encoded .ogg files AND read the replaygain tags.
> via a cd-r
> 
> second problem:
> Burning...
> if I am going to burn a disk (cd-r) to play in house,
> I have to use k3b, to decode the .ogg file to a linear pcm format...
> 
> However, k3b does not read the replaygain tag before decoding,
> to adjust the linear pcm audio file.
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> 
> So, I can't find any real method of burning a cd full of .ogg files,
> AND there is no burning app (linux based) that can decode and still read the
> replaygain tags, while encoding to a linear pcm file.
> 
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> Again, this is for making cd-r's (only)
> 
> If someone know something....please do tell.
> 
> Thanks + + +
> Rich
> 
> 
> 
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