As noted in the doc, due to Opus tagging standard most player adds a 5db to Opus. Unfortunately I have no way to change the player's behavior on this, and the player only reads ReplayGain tag (so no R128)
I attempted to bypass this by changing the Opus section of the ebur128 preset to -28 instead of -23, so rsgain would override the Global wth Opus for those files.
However it seems this did not work, I assume due to the library contains multiple formats, the override did not happen.
I have further attempted adding a new preset opus.ini
[Global]
TagMode=n
[Opus]
#TagMode=i
#Album=true
#TargetLoudness=-28
#ClipMode=p
#MaxPeakLevel=-1.0
#TruePeak=true
#OpusMode=d
#PreserveMtimes=false
#DualMono=false
This ended up simply skipping all files instead.
The example in the doc uses Opus -r mode, is -i mode not supported when bypassing?
As noted in the doc, due to Opus tagging standard most player adds a 5db to Opus. Unfortunately I have no way to change the player's behavior on this, and the player only reads ReplayGain tag (so no R128)
I attempted to bypass this by changing the Opus section of the ebur128 preset to -28 instead of -23, so rsgain would override the Global wth Opus for those files.
However it seems this did not work, I assume due to the library contains multiple formats, the override did not happen.
I have further attempted adding a new preset opus.ini
This ended up simply skipping all files instead.
The example in the doc uses Opus -r mode, is -i mode not supported when bypassing?