» Wed Jun 15, 2011 2:59 pm I believe it's an issue with the _mono.ogg files converting to be too quiet. Are there any programs that can adjust the "gain" of .ogg files similar to MP3gain for mp3s? I'm trying to figure this out by trial an error but it's just proving to be frustrating. Any ideas?
EDIT: Here is the batch file that converts the mp3 files to mono oggs...
@echo off
@echo ==========================================================================
@echo Hello! This will convert -all MP3- files in this folder into mono Oggs!
@echo ==========================================================================
@echo -
@echo Important! This works ONLY with Mp3s! Convert formats into compatible mp3 first.
@echo -
pause
@echo Decoding with lame and encoding with oggenc2..
for %%z in (*.mp3) do (
@Tools\lame --decode "%%z" - | Tools\oggenc2 --quiet --downmix -b 65 -o "%%~nz_mono.ogg" -
@echo -
)
@echo [Done!]
pause
:end
@echo ==========================================================================
@echo Hello! This will convert -all MP3- files in this folder into mono Oggs!
@echo ==========================================================================
@echo -
@echo Important! This works ONLY with Mp3s! Convert formats into compatible mp3 first.
@echo -
pause
@echo Decoding with lame and encoding with oggenc2..
for %%z in (*.mp3) do (
@Tools\lame --decode "%%z" - | Tools\oggenc2 --quiet --downmix -b 65 -o "%%~nz_mono.ogg" -
@echo -
)
@echo [Done!]
pause
:end
Would changing the number highlighted in red adjust the volume of the .oggs it converts them into?
