I only have The Game. :-(
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Marknow wrote:
I only have The Game. :-(
Did you rip the stereo LPCM audio from it. It's way louder than the 2011 CD remasters, right?
Play The Game (The Orb) 24/48 stereo LPCM (0dB peaks shown in red)
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Play The Game (DVD Audio Disc) 24/96 stereo LPCM (0dB peaks shown in red)
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I ripped the 5.1 to wav, but preserved the six channels. What program have you used in the above screen caps? Quite a noticeable difference there.
Audacity.
Is it peaking at 0.dB?
Thanks Mark, do you have a graph of your 24/96 stereo LPCM rip though?
Looks about the same as my rip, but mine peaks at 0.dB.
That graph seems to indicate you normalised at -1.00dB.
That graph seems to indicate you normalised at -1.00dB.
The DVD-A stereo are very different mixes from the multi channels, the stereos are the original album mix. Generally the 96/24 stereo suffers loudness wars, whereas the 5.1 MLP tracks don't. The 5.1 rips from the Queen DVD-As I've seen look a lot better than the ones given here, something doesn't add up.
I agree Owen.
The 24/96 stereo LPCM is WAY too loud!
The 24/96 5.1 MLP levels look ok in comparison.
Play The Game (DVD Audio Disc) 24/96 5.1 MLP (0dB peaks shown in red)
So in conclusion, the levels on the DVD Audio Disc 24/96 stereo LPCM peak at 0dB much more often than the 5.1 MLP.
This ultimately results in a much louder experience overall.
I used DVD Audio Extractor to rip, and the result is shown below.
As it rips the audio direct from the Vob files I can't see how the levels would be anything but an exact replication of what's on the disc.
Bohemian Rhapsody (DVD Audio Disc) 24/96 stereo LPCM (0dB peaks shown in red)
The 24/96 stereo LPCM levels on the Blu-Ray Pure Audi Disc seem a lot more acceptable (although the 5.1 levels are still quite high!)
Bohemian Rhapsody - ANATO 24/96 (Blu-Ray Pure Audio Disc) stereo LPCM (0dB peaks shown in red)
Sadly it's from the 2011 masters though.
Marknow wrote: You can do a uncompressed rip to pcm .wav 96/24 with Sony Vegas v12.
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