AlbumGain is an Amarok script that provides a convenient means of setting the volume of individual music tracks within an entire album. This tool can be used to fine-tune the playback levels of your favorite albums, ensuring that each track sounds its best.
AlbumGain is a great Amarok script that helps you to set the volume of any playing title. This script uses Ruby and QT, providing a fully-featured solution that comes in handy for anyone who loves music. To ensure maximum convenience, this package comes with support for multiple languages, including JA.
To use AlbumGain, you'll need to have Amarok and QT 3.x installed on your computer. Once you have them, it's pretty easy to get started.
The script works by fetching the artist, album, and title details of the playing song from Amarok. If any of these details are missing, AlbumGain does nothing. Once it has all the details, it creates a key and finds the volume data from the Hash. The key is "album," and if volume data is found from Hash, AlbumGain sets the volume of Amarok to "album=volume." If no volume data is found from Hash, it will not set the volume.
While playing a title, if you want to get suitable volume for the current album, you'll need to change the volume of Amarok accordingly. Once the title is finished, Amarok will save the current volume to Hash and then save the Hash to the file.
One exciting feature of the latest release of AlbumGain is that it fixes a bug where the albumgain.rb file wouldn't close when Amarok closed. This update ensures more seamless functionality for the script overall.
Overall, AlbumGain is an easy-to-use script that helps you get the best possible listening experience out of your favorite music tracks. Whether you need it for work, home, or entertainment, it's an excellent tool to have on hand.
To use AlbumGain, you'll need to have Amarok and QT 3.x installed on your computer. Once you have them, it's pretty easy to get started.
The script works by fetching the artist, album, and title details of the playing song from Amarok. If any of these details are missing, AlbumGain does nothing. Once it has all the details, it creates a key and finds the volume data from the Hash. The key is "
While playing a title, if you want to get suitable volume for the current album, you'll need to change the volume of Amarok accordingly. Once the title is finished, Amarok will save the current volume to Hash and then save the Hash to the file.
One exciting feature of the latest release of AlbumGain is that it fixes a bug where the albumgain.rb file wouldn't close when Amarok closed. This update ensures more seamless functionality for the script overall.
Overall, AlbumGain is an easy-to-use script that helps you get the best possible listening experience out of your favorite music tracks. Whether you need it for work, home, or entertainment, it's an excellent tool to have on hand.
What's New
Version 0.1.2: N/A