Zsolt Branyiczky

[Feature Request] Honour `DESTDIR` environment variable in `make install` to ease distribution packaging.

Parallelization

Hi Jordi, this project provides only graphical user interface for the old mp3gain (backend) utility, created many years ago mainly because of missing Linux support. Mp3gain (backend) does not support parallelization on its own, it's an old tool. A solution might be perhaps to call more mp3gain processes from UI at the same time, but I'm afraid I will not implement it. See https://sound.stackexchange.com/questions/33069/multi-core-batch-volume-gain analogous example which does the same from terminal....

Can't handle non-English files.

If backend had been involved in the necessary fix I could not have done too much, it is beyond my scope (and capabilities). Share your projects with me if those can go to public, I'm curious to your solution.

Hi John, unfortunately I cannot tell you why you got different album volume on the same file-set next day. Are you sure that there was no change under the folder at all? "Album volume is 94.5dB in every subfolder, but with an album gain of -3.0dB." means that next "Album gain" operation will modify all Album files with -3.0dB to approximate them to the target Album volume. If you can reproduce the issue, create a ticket. Albeit without your files I'm afraid I will not be able to reproduce them on...

Error on large batch jobs

Hi Alain, Sorry for the late answer. Both the backend and (my) frontend are rather old (but goldie), an older i3 CPU should run it flawlessly. Cannot be that the disk size is low on that i3 workstation? There is a way to get some deeper trace info about the operations executed inside the application. Please follow the instructions found in https://sourceforge.net/projects/qmp3gain/files/ inside "Create a ticket" chapter and send me the log. You will get a ton of rows into that panel, hopefully the...