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Title: XXHE 09z-5: Normalization problem Post by: JohanZ on April 23, 2011, 10:48:55 am Quote There seems to be something wrong with "Setting" the Reference Album for Volume Normalization. It is not clear at this moment how or what, but be anticipated upon errors popping up throughout the process of Setting, and maybe even during playback after that. It should be so that if you denote a before Set Reference Album and click "Set", it looks like not working, but in the end it does (during Playback). Hi Peter,I did red your release notes about normalisation 'problems', but i am not sure it's working correct I get a some messages. In 09z-4-1 it was working ok. There is no progression indicator after the set command. I have the impression nothing happens with the set command. When i activate the Normalisation button, i get some warning and a -144 value in the display. Afther a play command i get some more warnings. Regards johan Title: Re: XXHE 09z-5: Normalization problem Post by: PeterSt on April 23, 2011, 12:46:33 pm Thank you very much Johan. But indeed, something like that is happening with 0.9z-5, alhough I don't see this happening myself.
To me it looks like if you use a before Normalized album as a reference, it still works. So, use one of which you know it was subject to Normalization mefore (just for playback), and now "set" that one. If that doesn't work, sorry, but bad luck for the next couple of weeks ! Again, thanks, Peter Title: Re: XXHE 09z-5: Normalization problem Post by: JohanZ on April 24, 2011, 01:24:52 am Quote If that doesn't work, sorry,..... Nothing happens after the SET command with the old reference album. Still warnings. Title: Re: XXHE 09z-5: Normalization problem Post by: PeterSt on April 24, 2011, 02:52:06 am Maybe it works when you deactive the Normalize Volume button (top lef tof the screen) ?
Sorry for possible stupid suggestions ... just guessing why with me it works ... Title: Re: XXHE 09z-5: Normalization problem Post by: PeterSt on May 26, 2011, 08:08:15 pm Solved for 0.9z-5-1.
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