[darkserpant]

I have a lot of songs on my burned cd's and also on my hard drive. Does anybody know how I can balance all the songs so they will have the same volume level. I getting real tired of turning the volume up then down then up then down. I am not sure if this is the place to ask this question, so if you see it in another forum, I appologize. And thanks again.

 

[NiceCans]

You can use MP3Gain, a program which will analyze each track and apply an adjustment to remedy that problem.

 

[darkserpant]

could I do the same volume balancing with wma files. Or would I need a different program?

 

[blessingx]

I believe only WAVs, MP3, AAC and Vorbis' can be Replaygained (though I could be wrong). Check out this thread (WMA shows up). At least playback on computer could be adjusted.

 

[NiceCans]

I just realized you mentioned songs burned onto CD's . . . a program like I mentioned will not help there as it must be able to re-write the tags in the individual files. This would need to have been done before the files were burned to CD's.

Some music player software have built-in Replay Gain and can adjust during playback to level the volume. However, these also generally work by writing data to the tags (and I do not know if they can alternatively save this data in their library database).

 

[darkserpant]

Actually forget about my burned cd's. I still have all my music in one folder on my harddrive. They are all wma files. Will I have to convert them to wav then run a balancing program then convert them back to wma files then re-burn. If so what programs would best do all this, if any. Thanks