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Some people wonder why they hear differences in the volume gain of their mp3 files or even their videos.<\/p>\n
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Because you have diligently searched for many mp3s and find the problem that when you play them, they have different volume level from each other. Not all mp3s play at the same volume and that’s a problem.<\/p>\n
Same thing now that many people download mp4 and find volume difference and want to fix it.<\/p>\n
Mp4Gain is really the only software that manages to solve this problem efficiently and the one that offers the best results, for something many FM radio producers. and television stations use it.<\/p>\n
The matter is simple to explain: there are a whole series of factors that affect that level of volume. We do not want to get technical, because precisely there is perhaps the main part of the problem.<\/p>\n
Now a lot of people are encoding wav files to mp3, for example, and choose the settings without knowing exactly what they mean.<\/p>\n
The same thing happens when people export their mp4s from a video editor… guess the settings and you get mixed results.<\/p>\n
And to this we could add other factors, the fact is that the result is that people find noticeable differences in the volume levels of their music (mp3, flac, etc.) or videos.<\/p>\n
Mp4Gain is, without a doubt, the best normalizer on the market… we could almost say that it is the only one and it is also a converter. That is, one can normalize, for example, an mp3 and get a FLAC, if desired, with the audio perfectly normalized.<\/p>\n
What’s more, it can take an mp4 video and extract an mp3 with perfect sound normalization.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"