So Replaygain options have been found in the ClipV2 version… but has anyone checked whether the stuff actually works? It doesn’t for me, at least. MP3s with ID3v1 + ID3v2.3 (UTF-16) here. I have tried adding the extra field that MediaMonkey writes, no change. The only thing that makes any difference is the pre gain setting.
keyb_gr wrote:
So Replaygain options have been found in the ClipV2 version… but has anyone checked whether the stuff actually works? It doesn’t for me, at least. MP3s with ID3v1 + ID3v2.3 (UTF-16) here. I have tried adding the extra field that MediaMonkey writes, no change. The only thing that makes any difference is the pre gain setting.
I haven’t found that the pregain setting makes a difference, either on this, or my Clip+…what RG does for me…
I analyzed my library’s track volume, not album volume. This way, when I listen on shuffle all mode, the volume is roughly equivalent with each song that comes up.
>> edit: I don’t know what’s different, but it worked this time. My finger might have slipped off the center button when I was mounting or plugging in the drive the first time. v02.01.35 successfully installed now, thanks.
Okay, that’s good to know. Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to help on my computer. I just updated a v1 clip using the same computer and that worked perfectly. Does V2 have to be unzipped on windoze or anything to do with windoze?
Message Edited by starcycle on 05-31-2010 10:41 AM
Message Edited by starcycle on 05-31-2010 10:43 AM
I’ve got a v2 and, no doubt about it, ReplayGain does not work. I’ve tried using WMA files and MP3 files, and it’s definitely just ignoring the ReplayGain tags. The pre-gain setting does seem to make every song louder, but it’s not actually doing any leveling.
I have noticed that when I copy a WMA (without DRM) file into my v1 clip, the file does not show up on the clip. This happens ONLY in MTP mode and with WMA. When I use switch to MSC to transfer the same or other WMA files, they show up fine. Other formats (OGG and MP3) transfer fine in both modes. I’m not sure if this problem began in this firmware or is a known problem from before. Are you guys experiencing the same thing or is it just me?
Hi. I have a problem with release 02.01.35 in SANSA CLIP 2G. I have uploaded it via UPDATER from 02.01.32, that was delivered in shop. The soud level dropped tragically. Then I listening outside I can here nothing, this level is good only for silent room. In menu I can’t find any more sound level settings as Normal and High. Please advise to rise sound level or how to install earlier release.
Klaipeda wrote:
Hi. I have a problem with release 02.01.35 in SANSA CLIP 2G. I have uploaded it via UPDATER from 02.01.32, that was delivered in shop. The soud level dropped tragically. Then I listening outside I can here nothing, this level is good only for silent room. In menu I can’t find any more sound level settings as Normal and High. Please advise to rise sound level or how to install earlier release.
Pretty much what I was going to say – no new features, fixes to stuff that I’ve never seen an issue with, but happy/surprised that a new firmware came out for the classic Clip. Thank you, Sansa!
@gwk1967 wrote:
I’m a bit disappointed in the lack of new features, but at least maybe this will silence the “Sandisk has abandoned us!” complaints.