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teetee
I recall this being brought up before but I cannot find the thread using the search.

I have an album with 15 tracks, 14 are 80kb 22kHz MP3s and one is a 128kb 44kHz MP3. I choose the tracks and select Replaygain->Scan selection as album

It scans fine until the track at 44kHz, at the end of scanning that track it says "An error occured while processing files".

I know this is an odd situation (albums should be all encoded at the same rate) but surely it shouldn't stop the application of replaygain?

Oh and if I scan only per track, it doesn't complain so it's something in the calculation of the album replaygain parameters that is not coping.
teetee
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musicmusic
it has been covered before, search harder..

there is probably more to it than just this, but basically it is/was intentional, if they have diff. resample rates files are likely to be from diff. sources therefore album gain would be inaccurate, as well as being pointless in using it.
Case
Actually latest version will resample all files to common highest supported samplerate for ReplayGain calculations, those different samplerates should not cause any problem. This of course requires foo_dsp_extra.dll to be installed.
musicmusic
QUOTE(Case @ Jun 18 2003 - 10:12 PM)
Actually latest version will resample all files to common highest supported samplerate for ReplayGain calculations, those different samplerates should not cause any problem.

I kind of guessed that hence the "was"..

Oh and i obviously meant sample rates..

BTW the old post you were looking for teetee is somewhere in the 0.6 beta thread.
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