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boombastic
16th January 2004, 09:09
I usually encode ac3 to mp3 with hybridgain in BeSweet but last time i tried aac:i know that you can't use hybridgain so i set postGain to maximum but during the playback voices are ok if there isn't music too,but whene there is music,voices volume is too low.How can i correct these during playback?I use MediaPlayerClassic.And i can avoid this with the encoding?Thanks!

Kurtnoise
16th January 2004, 10:51
Did you use "Dynamic Compression" with Normal or Light mode ???

boombastic
16th January 2004, 11:01
I use always normal or heavy too but i couldn't hear any differences

KpeX
16th January 2004, 20:32
Postgain should not be used at this time for AAC, no decoders support it. Hybridgain uses postgain as one of the gaining methods, so it shouldn't be used either. The currently recommended method is to add a --maximize to your azid section (pregain), if you need more help :logfile:

bond
16th January 2004, 20:35
is there a problem using hybridgain with aac?
afaik it works the same as with vorbis but only the postgain part doesnt work (which will not work anyways if you dont use a decoder that can use the postgain info, ie i doubt that hardware player will handle it)

KpeX
16th January 2004, 20:51
Originally posted by bond
is there a problem using hybridgain with aac?
afaik it works the same as with vorbis but only the postgain part doesnt work (which will not work anyways if you dont use a decoder that can use the postgain info, ie i doubt that hardware player will handle it) Exactly, lack of postgain is the only reason not to use it, so using hybridgain with AAC at the moment is basically only using dialog normalization and +10db gain with azid.