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hi TjincQuoteI have updated the playlist , i would like just to copy only the new files
Ah, ok - I understand.
I don't think that you can do this using this method as it will always copy all the selected files (in this case the whole playlist). If you check the 'allow existing files to be replaced' option it will overwrite existing files and will write any new ones. If you uncheck that option it will create duplicates of any existing files.
Note:
- It will not delete any files that have been removed from the playlist.
- There is no way to 'skip' existing files with this method.
If, for some reason, you aren't happy overwriting existing files then you could look at using the device sync functions which may be more suited for this (you can configure a folder as a virtual device in Preferences>Devices - Add Virtual Device)
I cannot replicate your reported issue.hi
Using the 'copy to organised folder' function it does not overwrite existing files but creates a duplicate file and appends '_1', '_2' etc to the filenames.
To be honest, from your screenshot, this looks like what is happening with you as well - am I not understanding your issue correctly?
\<Artist>\<Year>\<Album>\<Folder Name>\<Filename>
This may help:hi Zak
https://getmusicbee.com/forum/index.php?topic=33632.msg183813#msg183813
$RxSplit(<URL>,"M:\\Music|.flac|.mp3|.wav|.m4a",2)
$Replace($Replace(<Path>,+,\),$Left(<Path>")",2),)$Replace(<Filename>,<.Ext>,)
So the silences are there when ripped both with EAC, dBpoweramp and MusicBee.Hi
So there is a problem with that CD or with your CD drive.
If you are already using Audacity it is very simple to remove the unwanted silences.
why not just do that?
That seems the logical thing to do, and is a lot simpler compared to asking for MusicBee to have some 'ripping fading' feature—that would not even be a good solution for simulating gapless—for a specific problem you are having with your CD or optical drive.
Hi MotleyG...like increase the volume of the songs with replaygain according the clip , so they could sound all loud or at the same volume but not weak/low volume...This defeats the purpose of Replaygain. The concept is to provide somewhat similar reference levels to each song in your library, if you have calculated Replaygain for all songs (I recommend it IMO). Part of that concept is to also ensure the tracks keep their dynamic range intact (Track values) and also maintain their range versus tracks from the same Album (Album values).
Setting the target reference levels too high can cause clipping. The default is -18dB which may be a touch too low for the average user. But raising this to -6dB or higher is probably where you are finding the clipping. I also wouldn't recommend moving the Replaygain slider to an additional +6dB for these tracks that have already been set too high. This could also be the reason other tracks that do not have the Replaygain values sound much quieter for you.
Hi @phredso i can have some albums with "adjust calculate replaygain values" set at 0.0dB and others +2.0dB and others albums at +5.0dB ?Yes, that's correct.
Thanks for clarifying. The adjustment is global until you change it. "Global" in the sense that albums/tracks that already have some adjustment, or no adjustment at all, will -not- be changed unless you specifically select them and run the analysis.hi @phred
In your example, you select ten albums and adjust by +2.0. ONLY those albums/tracks will be adjusted. Nothing before doing this will be changed. If after adjusting the ten albums you want to apply an adjustment to another five albums, they will also be at +2.0 UNLESS you change the adjustment before hand.
HiQuoteis there a way to invoke the calculate replaygain (red arrow) ?Not completely sure I understand the question. In your screenshot you can set the gain adjustment you want and that becomes the default for each time (thereafter) that you analyze the volume.