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Use Jellyfin's NormalizationGain as replaygain_track_gain #1837

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@C0rn3j C0rn3j commented Sep 25, 2025 •
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Fixes #1087

I am not sure if I did this correctly, as Jellyfin only gives one value for normalization gain.

Seems to work, though?

2025-09-25 13:17:26 [ DEBUG ] [ t_phazor ] Detected Replay gain (t_phazor.py:603)
2025-09-25 13:17:26 [ DEBUG ] [ t_phazor ] GAIN: -12.78 (t_phazor.py:604)
2025-09-25 13:17:26 [ DEBUG ] [ t_phazor ] PEAK: 1 (t_phazor.py:605)
2025-09-25 13:17:26 [ DEBUG ] [ t_phazor ] FINAL: 0.2296148648112362 (t_phazor.py:606)

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@Taiko2k Taiko2k merged commit 24a9ca6 into Taiko2k:master Sep 26, 2025
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jellyfin: replay gain does not apply?
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