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AIMP for PC => Ошибки и замечания / Bugs => Обработано / Processed => Topic started by: cyberon2002 on May 27, 2024, 16:02:50
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When I combine several MP3s into one file, the converter adds some noise right at the beginning of all the tracks.
Unfortunately this has been going on for a while now.
It's a shame, I always enjoy using the converter :(
Is there a chance for an update of the converter?
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What app version you using? What conversion settings? Does the noise exists at beginning of all source files? or just some one?
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I'm using the latest Version AIMP v5.30.2549 (02.05.2024)
Does the noise exists at beginning of all source files?
Yes
What conversion settings?
i attached an screenshot with the conversion settings
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Normalization to +98 db
Are you serious?
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It normalizes the volume to 98 dB. I guess the standard is 95, so it's only 3 dB more than average. So the + is slightly misleading
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I just tested it without the normalization function and the noise at the beginning is gone.
So I suspect that the error lies in this function.
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It normalizes the volume to 98 dB. I guess the standard is 95, so it's only 3 dB more than average. So the + is slightly misleading
No, we're talking about a digital signal, so anything over 0 dB is clipping. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBFS
Your converted audio would be completely unlistenable without the built-in anticlipping feature (Converter Preferences > Transform > Anticlipping).
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Your converted audio would be completely unlistenable without the built-in anticlipping feature
So what do you think is the best option for keeping my music library at the same volume level?
Is there anything you can recommend to me?
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So what do you think is the best option for keeping my music library at the same volume level?
Is there anything you can recommend to me?
set target value to 0.0 dB for normalization filter