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JesseG originally had me mp3gain all my mp3s to 83db. You also have to select the option to "Don’t Clip when…".
Also, as far as I understand, there should never be any "quality" or perceptive difference in the audio based on the mp3gain adjustments. It just re-works the volume (again, here I don’t understand it fully) so track-to-track sounds consistent.
I certainly would also appreciate the extra background on what goes on inside mp3gain.
Thanks.
[quote author=”drooh”]so where do i find aacplus ?? simple instructions please, right now only option is to pay $200 to spacial audio[/quote]
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=past+versions+of+winamp
🙂
[quote author=”JesseG”]What is the absolute last version to have the CT version? Or does it still have it also?[/quote]
According to http://www.winamp.com/help/Version_History#Winamp_5.61
It looks like 5.61 is the last version before 5.62 where they announced the new Fraunhofer codec. I have to look again, but I’m pretty sure the CT encoder is no longer included with the install.
As an aside, I also noticed on AAC+ streams, the kb/s indicator on winamp now fluctuates as if it’s VBR. On my stream, I;m still using the CT encoder but wasn’t aware of it doing VBR… Perhaps that’s how it always was and Winamp never indicated as such. Jesse??
[quote author=”drooh”]So would that mean I need to install edcast winamp edition? Or just snag the dll out of winamp?[/quote]
Just pull the .dll file from the winamp install. (Don’t use the Lite version of Winamp)
[quote author=”drooh”]Can someone tell me where to find an aacplus dll for edcast? So far I only have aac dll.[/quote]
Generally, it’s been installed with Winamp. Lately, they’ve switched from CT’s AAC+ to Fraunhofer(sp)’s brand. It’s not yet working in edcast.
If you can get a recent version of Winamp 5.5, and do a full install, it will be installed in the plugins folder.
Good luck.
[quote author=”Leif”]Nope, Leifwire is audio over IP — including the internet. Not for streaming to users — more like an STL.
The pipelines will also receive a long overdue update, hopefully with all the problems solved this time 🙂.
///Leif[/quote]
What about the much storied and legendary LeifCast??
[quote author=”Modulator”][quote author=”Leif @ Status update”]
*snip*Breakaway Broadcast will be the first product to receive the upgrade, and I’m planning to release it this summer.
*snip*
[/quote]It’s coming soooon! He kinda promised 😉[/quote]
True, it’s officially been Summer for 8 days….
[quote author=”Leif”]Timmy, that depends on whether you load it into the Effect or Encoder chain.
The Effect chain goes before processing, Encoder goes after.
///Leif[/quote]
I have attenuate in the effect section. only edcast in the encoders section.
[quote author=”JesseG”]any plugin effects the sound exactly where it is within the chain, nowhere else. basically all audio plugins of any plugin format work that way.[/quote]
So where in the flow chart of the path is the dsp plugins? Audio > Core > DSP > (Encoder) > (Output)? Thus, my question if the attenuation plugin, for example, affects the audio after the processing or before.
Like this > DSP > CORE > (Encoder) > (Output)?Yorkie, then what purpose does the Peak Ref Level serve? Isn’t that the final mix out, as if Breakaway had a big volume switch?
