ReplayGain filter: allow gain > 100 %
The ReplayGain filter clamped the gain to max. 100 % even if the algorithm determined the signal needed a boost. That would result in any such tracks being played with too low volume, effectively defeating the purpose of the filter.
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@ -55,8 +55,16 @@ struct replay_gain_filter {
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struct replay_gain_info info;
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/**
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* The current volume, between 0 and #PCM_VOLUME_1 (both
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* including).
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* The current volume, between 0 and a value that may or may not exceed
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* #PCM_VOLUME_1.
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*
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* If the default value of true is used for replaygain_limit, the
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* application of the volume to the signal will never cause clipping.
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*
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* On the other hand, if the user has set replaygain_limit to false,
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* the chance of clipping is explicitly preferred if that's required to
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* maintain a consistent audio level. Whether clipping will actually
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* occur depends on what value the user is using for replaygain_preamp.
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*/
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unsigned volume;
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@ -171,7 +179,7 @@ replay_gain_filter_filter(struct filter *_filter,
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*dest_size_r = src_size;
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if (filter->volume >= PCM_VOLUME_1)
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if (filter->volume == PCM_VOLUME_1)
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/* optimized special case: 100% volume = no-op */
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return src;
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