What software for Replay Gain for wma-files?

[joove]

I have many wma-files. I do understand that in order to be able to use Replay Gain on my Clip+, I should add some information to each wma-file in order for the Clip+ to interpret that information. My question: how can I do this? The software Foobar2000 has been mentioned. But do I understand correctly that this software cannot be used for wma-files? If so, is another software available?
Many thanks and sorry that this question might seem stupid to many of you.

[CrowdAds]

[The DarkSide]

I know that mp3Gain works for mp3's, but I've yet to see something for WMA's. Besides, no one really uses WMA anymore,...

[steinburger1109]

You can always try foobar2000 with your files. It's free.

[McDougal]

Originally Posted by steinburger1109

You can always try foobar2000 with your files. It's free.

+1. I've used Foobar2000's scanner on some of my oldie WMA files, and it appears to work just fine.....

[The DarkSide]

I may need foobar2000 then, just for the fun of it!!!

[Marvin the Martian]

Originally Posted by The DarkSide

I may need foobar2000 then, just for the fun of it!!!

2011-08-06: Fix replaygain for WMA files (broken in 3.9).

from http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/MajorChanges

So I'm guessing ReplayGain will work for WMA's at least on a rockboxed player.....I don't know if it would on a player with stock firmware though.

[joove]

Many thanks. I have used foobar2000 to scan all my wma-files. I've put them all on my player.



I use the original Clip+ software (not rockbox). What settings should I use? Shuffle / Play all songs / Replay Gain Song / Possibly gain volume. When I do so, the player stops playing (sometimes in the middle of the song) after 1 song. Are my settings wrong somewhere?