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Oct 17, 2012 11:01 PM in response to Limnosby smileynd,Thank you Limnos for your help.
I tried MP3 Gain but it wasn't compatible with my operating system. Also tried ivolume which did improve things but there is still a difference in some of the tracks. I will keep looking......
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Oct 18, 2012 7:19 AM in response to smileyndby Limnos,Sorry, didn't notice the versions.
I just spent 10 minutes searching for an alternative download site for the original MacMP3Gain but all site lead me to the defunct homepage.mac.com site. Maybe since you have more incentive you will spend more than 10 minutes. If you do find it, make sure you work on copies of your files. Several people complained that it essentially wiped some files.
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Oct 18, 2012 7:44 AM in response to smileyndby varjak paw,Post removed: missed the reference that iVolume had already been tried. Thanks, Limnos.
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Oct 18, 2012 7:42 AM in response to varjak pawby Limnos,varjak paw wrote:
iVolume has generally worked well for me:
OP:
Also tried ivolume which did improve things but there is still a difference in some of the tracks. I will keep looking......
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Oct 19, 2012 5:56 PM in response to smileyndby ed2345,The 'sound check' function doesn't seem to do this effectively as some tracks are considerably louder than others.
Yeah, no kidding. Actually, there are three SoundChecks: iTunes playback, iPod playback, and iTunes burning. They are all useless.