I would love to see a sound normaliser built in to this program?
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Sound Normalizer is a name of a third-party program - freeware. How you possible see it happened...
It's like you would say: "I would love to see a Adobe Premier built in to this program?"
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I don't quite get your reply pal. You are very confusing! I said "a sound normaliser" a being the operative word,and not some commercially sold software which is 2.85 version by the way which you confuse the post with.
There are (free!)open source tools as such(sound normalising tools) which could be incorporated into DVDFab no problem. Please read the post carefully. thankyou
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Marshy is right IP.
Sound normalisation is a process that is also quite commonly used in MP3 encoding.
I know that you would never use it with your beloved MKV's
and neither do I as I always use audiocopy but for users that require MP3 audio, it is a good suggestion.
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My God someone who actually agrees with me! I was begining to think all this Forum here was about just going for the jugular when anyone poses a simple question. THANKYOU!!!!!!
Then again you are only 2 replies(the other respondee was deleted) out of many other members, early days blue!
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I think what you are asking for is dynamic range control. ?Supplying DVDFab Logs in the Forum ...........................User Manual PDF for DVDFab v11................................ Guide: Using Images in Posts
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Gregi,
Thanks for reminding me what sound normalization is. The only thing is - ripping, transcoding, etc. are not possible without audio normalization and use of filters. So, if request would of been something like " please update audio filters " or similar nature, I would of respond accordingly. But when somebody asked for build in something that already there, I'm taking it literally, like it would of been request to build ImgBurn into DVDFab.
Originally posted by GregiBoy View PostMarshy is right IP.
Sound normalisation is a process that is also quite commonly used in MP3 encoding.
I know that you would never use it with your beloved MKV's and neither do I as I always use audiocopy but for users that require MP3 audio, it is a good suggestion.sigpic
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IPopov5 wrote. But when somebody asked for build in something that already there...
As far as we are aware it is NOT there, hence the question.
Signals logically writes: ..dynamic range control? Yes that is a good idea and better description!Comment
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