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Fixed in the latest beta version.

There's already setting for that - https://imgur.com/oVw3NXA

This is OK as File.flac and file.flac are the same for Windows.

Yes, it seems that not all SACDs follow the 6 dB rule, at least that's what I found when googling around for more info.

Great. I just released new beta version where disabled OK should be fixed - https://xrecode.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=40 If you are converting files from several folders to one output folder and there are files with the same name (case does not matter, as file names in Windows are not case ...

Normalize shouldn't be used, it's either Normalize or Compressor.

Here's another update to try - https://xrecode.com/test/setup_xrecode3_win_64bit_1.93.exe It applies compand filter as described in https://medium.com/@jud.dagnall/dynamic-range-compression-for-audio-with-ffmpeg-and-compand-621fe2b1a892 or https://superuser.com/questions/1303036/adjusting-audio-with...

Hi, SACDs are extracted as-is and no conversion is performed on the extracted data. DSD encoding is 6dB quieter than PCM, that's why there's a SACD setting to raise the level by that number, when converting from DSD to PCM. all extracted DFF files will clip when being converted afterwards. How exact...

Here's the update to try - https://xrecode.com/test/setup_xrecode3 ... t_1.93.exe
Option is added under Output Settings for m3 and m4a - https://imgur.com/cxpa6SK

Please send the generated FLAC and CUE to xrecode@gmail.com (you could use https://wetransfer.com/).