May 31st, 2009
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Obviously it is not possible to increase the maximum output volume of an iPod sold in the EU due to strange laws to protection of the listeners’ ears against damage. That said there is of course a solution to the problem. After wandering around on the net and finding absolutely NO working solution which can be achieved with built-in tools I found out about MP3Gain.
With MP3Gain it is possible to change the maximum output of an MP3 lossless. So no re-encoding required. I’m currently testing it with my iPod to check which is the best volume level for the iPod… So stay tuned!
May 31st, 2009 at 2:03 pm
Using MP3Gain to increase iPod max volume…
In my last post I described the possibility to increase the maximum output volume on EU iPods (probably on others too but I guess they don’t have the silly 100db volume limit integrated). In my first trials I used a target volume of 103db because…