Re: Feature request: run command on album after encoding

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Frode Petersen wrote:
> Todd Zullinger wrote:
[...]
>>    Disc filter command - This operates much like the Wav filter
>>    command, except that it is run once after an entire disc has
>>    finished ripping.
> 
> 
> No, I checked that, but the help says that the command is run before
> encoding. Vorbisgain needs to be run after encoding of all the files of
> an album are encoded, when using album mode. It doesn't change the
> actual music data; the gain is added as a tag that i.e. xmms or beep
> understands.

Bah, sorry for not reading carefully enough.

What you want then is really an encode version of the disc filter
command.  It can't be too hard to hack grip for this.  If you're
nimble with copy and paste and mildy familiar with C, I'm sure it's
doable to add this.  If not, maybe file a request for enhancement on
the sourceforge page and maybe someone will give this a shot.  In
fact, it might be worth checking the SF page to see if anyone already
has made patches for this (if you haven't done so, that is).

> I have 3.2. Are there any new config options in 3.3.1?

Honestly, I don't know if there are any differences in the config
options, and it's been a while since I switched, so I'd have forgotten
them by now if I ever noticed them. :)

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