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  1. 1st Jul 2005 01:08 #1
    DRP
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    Can anyone help me out with recommending a program that can perform ReplayGain on WAV files please?

    I have a bunch of downloaded music videos I want to encode and compile together on one DVD but I would like the many and varied different audio tracks to have the same apparent volume level when they all go together on the one DVD for obvious reasons.

    My plan is to decode all the tracks to WAV files, perform whatever adjustments are necessary including the volume adjustment and then AC-3 them all for putting on the DVD. I can do all of that with GoldWave, but I need something that can do ReplayGain on WAV files.

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    I'm using this for normalizing wav's, if that's what you mean by replaygain.

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    No it's not, but I found what I was looking for on RareWares. The thing is called WaveGain and does the same as Mp3Gain only to WAV files instead of MP3 which is exactly what I wanted.
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