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Generating Replaygain tags for audio files using MPTagThat no longer works (at least for me). The tags seem to be generated, but appear to be saved incorrectly (if at all) to the audio file metadata.
I've attached three jpegs which show the process. ReplayGain1.jpg shows the screen after the ReplayGain is calculated. ReplayGain2.jpg shows the screen after the generated data is saved. Everything looks fine at this point. But if I reopen MPTagThat at a later time, the Replaygain tags 'Track Gain' & 'Album Gain' are cleared and the 'Track Peak' column show 'NaN' as shown in ReplayGain3.jpg.
I'm running MPTagThat version 3.1.7.0 on Windows 10.
I was unable to find any documentation for ReplayGain in the Wiki or Forum. All I could find was a version update that says Replaygain was added in version 3.1.0 in year 2012.
Does anyone else use Replaygain? Anyone else have the same problem?
In the past, I found Replaygain for MediaPortal a valuable tool for normalizing audio files – especially for playlists. Replaygain for my old audio files still works.
Jon
I've attached three jpegs which show the process. ReplayGain1.jpg shows the screen after the ReplayGain is calculated. ReplayGain2.jpg shows the screen after the generated data is saved. Everything looks fine at this point. But if I reopen MPTagThat at a later time, the Replaygain tags 'Track Gain' & 'Album Gain' are cleared and the 'Track Peak' column show 'NaN' as shown in ReplayGain3.jpg.
I'm running MPTagThat version 3.1.7.0 on Windows 10.
I was unable to find any documentation for ReplayGain in the Wiki or Forum. All I could find was a version update that says Replaygain was added in version 3.1.0 in year 2012.
Does anyone else use Replaygain? Anyone else have the same problem?
In the past, I found Replaygain for MediaPortal a valuable tool for normalizing audio files – especially for playlists. Replaygain for my old audio files still works.
Jon