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http://meggamusic.co.uk/shup/1311023244/ag.png And MP3Gain is only lossless if you keep the Tags, which hold the undo values. If the tags are lost, you cannot restore the original volume anymore. My Winamp Info Report | My Winamp Backup Log | My WACUP Info Report Own Projects: | Winamp Tray Control Icon Pack v3.5.3 | Winamp Backup Tool v3.6.0 | >> Winamp Info Tool v6.1.0 << | German Translations: | Offizielle Deutsche Winamp Sprachdatei v5.66 | Offizielle Deutsche Winamp Sprachdatei Plus Version 5.666 Useful Winamp Plug-ins: | SNESAmp | 64th Note | NotSo FatSo | Highly Experimental PSF Player | Yar Matey! Playlist Copier v1.12 | |
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Sure, let's be clear. The stored audio quality remains unchanged using mp3gain -- there is no re-encode. The studio volume setting is lost, so if you consider that loss being lossy, then yes.
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