Cd Burning

[rjb123]

If an mp3 file has replay gain tags does ImageBurn use them to adjust the volume when preparing the file to burn an audio CD or does it just ignore them.

 

Thanks in advance for any replies

[LIGHTNING UK!]

It ignores them.

 

I have no idea how they should be handled or how to apply any processing based on their values.

[danei]

If an mp3 file has replay gain tags does ImageBurn use them to adjust the volume when preparing the file to burn an audio CD or does it just ignore them.

 

Thanks in advance for any replies

to apply replay gains when burning cds requires altering data from ds filter, like reconverting it. so i don't think it's possible for editing audio is not the job of imgburn.

[rjb123]

Thanks for the info.

I would not usually want to apply replay gain when burning a CD. However if it is required (e.g. when making a compilation from different sources) the mp3 s can be converted to wav in foobar using replay gain and then burned using ImageBurn.

[mattstan]

I'm coming to this topic way late, just saw it while searching to see if ImgBurn has Replay Gain facilities.

 

There is a utility called MP3Gain which will help you.

 

The MP3Gain Utility, has info. & link to homepage:

http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=MP3Gain

 

Read This Too - Also has info. for other formats and software:

http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Replaygain

 

Hope this helps, even if it's someone else searching for Replay Gain information.