wvgain — add ReplayGain information to wavpack files

       David Bryant <david@wavpack.com>
       Sebastian Dröge <slomo@debian.org>
       Jan Starý <hans@stare.cz>

Debian                                          February 9, 2024                                       WVGAIN(1)

wvgain  perceptually  analyzes WavPack audio files for volume, calculates ReplayGain information based on
       this, and adds the appropriate APEv2 tag fields.  ReplayGain-enabled players will use this information to
       produce the same perceived loudness on all tracks.  Both individual  track  and  whole  album  ReplayGain
       information  can  be calculated.  On multicore machines multiple threads are used to improve the speed by
       about 2x, unless the -1 option is specified.

   OPTIONS-a      album mode (all files scanned are considered an album)

       -c      clean ReplayGain values from all files

       -d      display calculated values only (no files are modified)

       -i      ignore .wvc file (forces hybrid lossy)

       -n      new files only (skip files with track info, or album info if album mode specified)

       -q      quiet (keep console output to a minimum)

       -s      show stored values only (no analysis)

       -t      use multithreading to improve performance

       -1      don't use multithreading to improve performance

       -v      write program version to stdout-z[n]   don't set (n = 0 or omitted) or set (n = 1) console title to indicate  progress  (leaves  "WvGain
               Completed")

       wvgain — add ReplayGain information to wavpack files

wavpack(1), wvtag(1), wvunpack(1), www.wavpack.com

wvgain [-acdinqsvz] file...