>>> There's no Soundcheck option on the Burning tab... It's on the
> Playback tab, and it's only for playback.<<
>
> Thanks Kirk. I have that one checked. The check box on the
> 'Advanced >Burning' tab says 'Use Sound Check' - that's checked as
> well.
Sorry, you're right - there is one there.
>
>
>>> Unchecking will tell iTunes to not determine a delta for playback,
>>> and
> not play back tracks using that delta. It won't have any other effect.
> Adding that info has no effect on the files either, unless the
> Soundcheck option is on. In other words, the fact the info is there
> means nothing in and of itself.<<
>
> OK - so back to my original question, I guess there is no way I can
> set iTunes to convert tracks at a higher volume level?
No. That would involve actually editing the files, and you wouldn't
want iTunes to do that blindly. You could use an editing tool to
adjust the levels, if you need to.
Kirk
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