On 18.08.06, Dag Wieers wrote:
On Thu, 17 Aug 2006, Joerg Lehmann wrote:
On 17.08.06, Dag Wieers wrote:
BTW Apparently nagging works. Not sure if that is a good thing :)
In fact, it was not the long-time nagging (although this also played a role) but the link you send me. For the first time, I managed to collect enough information on this replaygain stuff to be able to implement it. Furthermore, in about a week PyTone will be used at the daily summer party for which it had originally been written. This fact provided some more motivation to do some work further development.
FWIW I noticed that normalize only works with MP3 files. The normalize-mp3 and normalize-ogg tools normalize and re-encode files instead of changing metadata.
I also initially thought so. But normalize-audio (that's how the executable is called under Debian) does only add a RVA2 tag. Reencoding is clearly not an option (but would have required no support on PyTone's side).
Given that the biggest part of my collection is stored in ogg files and I'd prefer not to redo all my audio CDs ;) what would be the best way to make python-mutagen work ?
The only thing one would need to add is the reading of the metadata for Ogg files. No big deal, probably a couple of lines of code - at least, in principle.
Jörg