iVolume for iTunes - Playback all songs in iTunes at the sam...

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Category: 3rd Party Software
Link: iVolume for iTunes - Playback all songs in iTunes at the same volume (http://www.ipodhacks.com/article.php?sid=263&tp=ipod-accessories)

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[davy the bunny]

I thought that's what SoundCheck was for. . .

[ebow]

Of course, following links can be quite tricky, this being the web and all...

From the article: "Unlike iTunes' built in Sound Check feature, iVolume does not use a standard peak analysis to perform its volume adjustment, but instead uses an algorithm to calculate the human perceived loudness of the music."

[NatronB]

Does anyone know of a iTunes, plugin, app. I dunno that functions as an alarm clock, that'll play a diff. tune or be set for a diff. time depending on the day.

That would be cool.

-N

[donco]

Originally posted by NatronB
Does anyone know of a iTunes, plugin, app. I dunno that functions as an alarm clock, that'll play a diff. tune or be set for a diff. time depending on the day.

That would be cool.

-N

Check out "iCal Calling Itunes". I haven't tried it yet, but thought it would make a great alarm clock:

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/9180

[sjk]

Originally posted by ebow
Of course, following links can be quite tricky, this being the web and all...Yeah, it makes ya wonder just how explicit something needs to be for people to notice without asking.

[stoid]

Does this iVolumne Sound Check info get passed onto the iPod?

[michaelperez1]

I use Power Manager All the time to wake up to go to school at 5:30 so why not go for it I dont like iCal Calling iTunes because the Script sometimes fails when the computer goes to sleep but power manager has never failed me if you want to download it go to http://www.stanford.edu/~keaka/

click products and its the first one k and you just need your common sense from there lata