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The manual just explains what rf gain is. Do I need to listen to every song and determine the level that I want, then somehow save the setting to a song?
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In the manual I don’t see anything about what you say “RF gain,” on the other hand they do support “Replay Gain” if that’s what you’re talking about. On page 23 of the manual you can read this:
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Yes I meant replay gain- so it looks like I listen to songs and determine if I need to adjust the gain to the individual ones, and then the settings will be saved to that song when I listen again?
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I edited the thread title.
For Replaygain to work properly, you have to apply Replaygain to *all* your tracks and albums. Foobar2000 has the best Replaygain implementation, I would use this one. It's an automatic process, you don't have to adjust anything.
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